Linked by Michael Valentine on Mon 4th Apr 2005 11:50 UTC
I signed up to become a Lindows Insider (now
Linspire) back in February 2004, after giving Lindows 4.5 Developer Edition a try and walking away very impressed about how far Lindows had come. I was very hesitant plugging down $99.00 for something you could do free with most other Distros which I thought was beta testing and voicing your opinion, but figured I had nothing to lose since they offered a 100% Money Back Guarantee on the program.
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As with pretty much everything we do, the AOL dialer is open source and anyone is free to use our AOL Dialer.
http://software.linspire.com/pool-src/los/los-aol/
Linspire has spent over 20 million dollars improving the OS, and much of that has gone to projects such as Lsongs, Lphoto, Nvu, Mozilla, OpenOffice, Reiser FS, etc., all of which is given back to the open source community.
http://linspire.com/opensource
Kevin Carmony
President, Linspire, Inc.