Re[2]: Linux on N.P.R.

[CJGIDMAN@xxxxxxxxxx]

     I tried to play it.  I don't have real audio (or a sound card).  
     So, it just downloaded some "ram" file for me.  Is this what you 
     wanted?
     
     (Note: The file name was 980408.atc.14.ram)
     
     
     One way to download it yourself would be to change your options 
     for your helpers in Netscrape.  Set your "Action" to Save to Disk 
     for Real Audio stuff.
     
     
     Chris.
     CJGidman
     


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Subject: Re: Linux on N.P.R.
Author:  Bruce Smith <bruce@armintl.com> at Internet-America
Date:    4/10/98 09:09 AM


> >         Just an an interesting tidbit,  National Public Radio's All Thing 
> > Considered did a rather postive spot on Linux Wednesday evening.  Where
> > they acknowedged Linux as a legitimate threat to the Microsoft
> > monopoly and refered to Linux Trovalds as a "Giant Among Men."  They also 
> > listed several significant corporations that are using the technology.
> >
>
> http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/archives/1998/980408.atc.html
     
Great story!!!
     
Does anyone know how to download/save a copy of the audio on a local 
hard drive, short of sticking a microphone in front of the speaker? 
I've tried, without any luck.   :(
     
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