Re: Where in the OS do we introducing GNOME

[Eduardo Silva <jobezone yahoo com>]

I've done an introduction for free software and gnu in
the default page of the gnome-browser, and it's in
attached. 
Could you comment it? Or maybe I should bring this up
in another mailing list?

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http://www.democracynow.org

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