Where to get Linux distros in India

[techtata]

Dear Friends,

If you are interested in Linux ie Fedora or anything else and can't download it due to price or speed problem then please visit this page of a non-profit organization based in Pune. They sell CDs/DVDs of various distros for very little such 25 Rupees for each CD and 125 Rupees for each DVD of your chosen distro. You can have them send you the CD or DVD by post with a little extra charge as well.

Pune Gnu/Linux Users Group: Free Software

They are a genuine company and not fraud. They promote Linux use in India and they are nice people.

Thanks,

James

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Here is the contact info for them.

The Pune Gnu/Linux Users Group: Contact Us

Pune Linux Users Group
C/O Gaurav Pant
"Natraj" (near D.P), S.No. - 38. Kale Borate Nagar,
Hadapsar, Pune - 411028.

 

[agantuk]

I believe ubuntu CD is available for FREE

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https://shipit.ubuntu.com/login

 

[techtata]

I believe ubuntu CD is available for FREE


Yes, it should, sorry I am more into Fedora. Thanks for pointing out, appreciated,

James

 

[agantuk]

Even Fedora has a free CD option. Though with limited slots every month. Here is the link:

FreeMedia - FedoraProject

 

[caterpillar]

Thanks for the site info!
However, the payment options aren't very convenient and it doesn't list ALL the CDs/DVDs that are available for a distro.

I've been using LinuxFlavour!, The Flavours of Linux and it has better options.

 

[techtata]

Hi,I would like to ask forum members where they get their Linux distro from. Do they download off the internet, ask a friend or buy with a pc magazine as a DVD etc. Thanks

 

[srk006]

^^^ download. its is easiest and fastest.

 

[agantuk]

Have always downloaded Linux distros. Never really bought / ordered them.

 

[popcorn]

I used to get ubuntu regularly. but now they have restriction. anyway best is to download it..burn it.nowadays i am on my genuine windows and dont do any experiments with linux.

 

[agantuk]

Has been ages since I used Linux at home. I still occasionally use it at work, but not really into much of programming, and I like things easy