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Buntfu increases visibility for buyers & sellers of Linux PCs.   Oct 13th, 16:54 UTC Buntfu.com announces the addition of multiple feeds and marketing of the GNU/Linux PCs listed on its site. Now listing your computer on buntfu will also submit it to GoogleBase, Froogle, BidFind, Vast.com and over 50 RSS/Ping services automatically. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRLog (Press Release) �" Oct 13, 2008 �" Today Buntfu announces the addition of multiple feeds and marketing of the GNU/Linux PCs listed on its site. Now listing your computer on buntfu will also submit it to GoogleBase, Froogle, BidFind, Vast.com and over 50 RSS/Ping services automatically. These new additions to Buntfu follow the same traditions as the rest of the site in remaining free for everyone. The new marketing additions should increase traffic and exposure of the site and the computers listed there. Users can now save time by listing their linux based computer on Buntfu  instead of each individual service listed above. Moving forward the site is currently working on integrating more direct payment options such as GoogleCheckout as part of its next planned upgrade.. Buntfu is located at http://www.buntfu.com # # # Buntfu is a Siswati expression, a word that encompasses a lot of meanings. There is love in there, there is trust, and there are feelings. Buntfu is a word that describes being human �" how you relate to your neighbor, how you relate to the person sitting next to you, how you feel for that person. We felt this name should be everyones approach when setting up a computer running GNU/Linux and selling it here. As a buyer if this idea is followed by a seller you should feel confident that you will be getting their very best work. Buntfu.com is a community based computer vendor. Our definition of that means: 1. Anyone can list their inventory of GNU/Linux based computers on our auction style store. 2. Everyones system listed is preconfigured with a complete GNU/Linux desktop or server OS.  3. Placing and fulfilling custom order systems can be achieved using the wanted area of our site.  4. Together we can provide support for and find help through our community based support forums (Submitted by of ) Return to today's headlines.

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