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Hi!
ReplyDeleteIHMO the whole content of the journal (with past issues) should be available _free of charge_ on your Web site https://www.freebsd.org/, i.e. "FreeBSD Official home: the definitive resource for FreeBSD information."
Doing it differently would imply turning FreeBSD into a publishing house.
Or should I start looking for apples or penguins?
Jean-Paul Jeral (10 years of FreeBSD).