Re: Spinoff: Using Linux for work? was RE: Why Tech-Writers Should Know About Open Source Technologies

[Sean Wheller <sean -at- inwords -dot- co -dot- za>]

On Thursday 15 September 2005 18:30, Bruce Byfield wrote:
> I did both technical writing and design work on Linux for several years.
> I didn't feel handicapped in any way, and clients never noticed the
> difference. One of the big advantages, I found, is that, if you need an
> extra tool, you can download it and start using it in less than five
> minutes.

An if it's not to your taste
patch

then dpkg-buildpackage

;-)
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