Linux Without Borders

Welcome to the Linux Without Borders Web Site!

Linux Without Borders is dedicated to discussion and implementation of the vision that in countries whose citizens are not yet rich enough to own Personal Computers(PCs), computers must be shared; and that the way to enable sharing while preserving individual privacy is to install Linux, a multi-user, multi-tasking operating system, on PCs owned cooperatively, or by businesses.

This will enable citizens to establish their own accounts on a commonly owned, or rented, computer, where they can do all the things that citizens of wealthier countries can do: write, do accounts, and -- perhaps most important -- use "their" computer to communicate with other people, in their own country and throughout the world.

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(Acknowledgement: The name "Linux Without Borders" was suggested by Eric S. Raymond)

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This site is under constant development, and will without doubt remain so well into the next century.<g>    Your site maintainer is:  Alan McConnell(alan@gwyn.tux.org);  please E-mail any suggestions you have to him.