news.cpp
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18 // news.cpp
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20 
21 #include "news.h"
22 #include "gdatetime.h"
23 
24 std::string Main::News::text( const std::string & eol )
25 {
26 return std::string() +
27 "Free software is a matter of liberty, not price. To understand " +
28 "the concept, you should think of \"free\" as in \"free speech,\" " +
29 "not as in \"free beer\". Windows is not free, even if you did not pay for it, " +
30 "because it limits your freedoms; check out the Free Software Foundation " +
31 "website http://www.fsf.org for more information about software freedom. " +
32 "E-MailRelay was developed on Linux, which is a free, secure and easy-to-use " +
33 "alternative to Microsoft Windows, supporting a wide range of desktop " +
34 "and server applications. You can try out Linux, without " +
35 "affecting your Windows system, by downloading it from " +
36 "http://www.ubuntu.com. Or try one of the many other Linux distributions " +
37 "available on the internet." +
38 eol
39 ;
40 }
41 
static std::string text(const std::string &eol)
Returns some 'news' text.
Definition: news.cpp:24