Giving back for the holidays

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Subject: Giving back for the holidays
From: Skunk Worx <skunkworx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 01 Dec 2005 21:09:13 -0800
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Over the last two years Fedora has solved some problems for me quicklyand easily. Prior to using Fedora, I bought and used a RedHat box setonce or twice a year since around RedHat 4.

I'm going to donate $250 across one or more open source projects thismonth. The Kadischi LiveCD and Sourceforge Unichrome projects helped meout a lot, but neither have paypal or donations.

Does anyone have opinions on what developers or projects were unusuallyhelpful to Fedora over the last year or two, and have some means ofaccepting donations?


Thanks,
John

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