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CodeWeavers Announces Flock the Vote Software Giveaway 97

ywlke writes "This election year, CodeWeavers is repeating its 'Great American Lame Duck Presidential Challenge' from 2008, and will be giving away free one-year subscriptions to Crossover Linux and Mac. 'On Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2012, beginning at 00:00 Central Time (+6 GMT), anyone visiting CodeWeavers’ Flock The Vote promotional web site (flock.codeweavers.com) will be able to download a free, fully functional copy of either CrossOver Mac or CrossOver Linux. Each copy comes complete with 12 months of support and product upgrades. The offer will continue for 24 hours, from 00:00 to 23:59, Oct. 31, 2012. ... The company had recently launched its 'Flock the Vote' challenge – a voter turnout initiative in which CodeWeavers promised free software for 24 hours if 100,000 people pledged to vote in the 2012 Presidential election.'"
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CodeWeavers Announces Flock the Vote Software Giveaway

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  • by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday October 30, 2012 @02:23AM (#41814817)

    anyone visiting CodeWeavers’ Flock The Vote promotional web site (flock.codeweavers.com) will be able to download a free, fully functional copy of either CrossOver Mac or CrossOver Linux.

    Which is the Obama version and which is the Romney version?

  • by war4peace ( 1628283 ) on Tuesday October 30, 2012 @02:50AM (#41814927)

    Not being from the US, and the quote saying "anyone who visits...", what if I'm not eligible for a download? Guess that would make me "nobody", right? RIGHT?

  • by spectrokid ( 660550 ) on Tuesday October 30, 2012 @03:19AM (#41815023) Homepage
    Something tells me you won't be able to see the difference...
  • by Daniel Dvorkin ( 106857 ) on Tuesday October 30, 2012 @11:00AM (#41818107) Homepage Journal

    Yes, an OS that can only be used with overpriced hardware, made by the largest company in the world, is clearly socialist.

    For any Republican who dislikes Macs, OS X is clearly socialist, because "socialism" is defined in Republicanese (a language which closely resembles English, and shares most of its syntax, but has a somewhat divergent vocabulary with lots of false cognates) as "anything a Republican doesn't like." For any Republican who likes Macs, OTOH, OS X is a triumph of the invisible hand of the free market, while Windows is pretty much the second coming of Joe Stalin. Linux is always Ron Paul.

    Hope this clears things up.

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