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Getting Linux CD Free to Your Door-Steps

Getting a UBUNTU Linux CD at your doorstep is very easy, and this all comes to you at NO-COST.. no need to pay a single cent.

All you need to do is to follows these given steps ....

Step 1: Log on to https://shipit.ubuntu.com

Step 2: Click on the Required CD you want .. (i.e. Desktop or Server Version)

Step 3: Log into your account or create a new one ( if you don't have one)

Step 4: Fill in your details with proper Address and done ....

The CD will arrive you with 1-1.5 month ...

........... Happy Linux .............

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