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Today I celebrate that I switched completely to Linux 4 years ago! And looking back I can only feel sooo good that I made the move ......
  1. 09-07-2007 #1
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    Talking 4 years on Linux

    Today I celebrate that I switched completely to Linux 4 years ago!

    And looking back I can only feel sooo good that I made the move ...

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    I recently moved back to Windows.
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    Congratulations Redman !!




    And looking back I can only feel sooo good that I made the move ...
    Yes. Sometime I wonder how could I was so ignorant and living in Windows World only all the time. I can feel the freedom now..

    Congrats again !!!
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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  4. 09-10-2007 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils_casper View Post
    Congratulations Redman !!
    Thanks a lot
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    Congratulations. I kinda feel like an old dog now, coz I have been using Linux for about 8 years now and FreeBSD for about 4. Its amazing how fast things change in the *nix world. I have been particularly impressed with the improvement of GUI interfaces in the last few years which has had the impact of attracting many non geeks to *nix.
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    Quote Originally Posted by daark.child View Post
    ... I have been using Linux for about 8 years now ...
    Actually, I have been using Linux a bit longer than the 4 years I mentioned.
    But all my systems (and I gathered some during the years ) have been MS free since september 7 2003.
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    Then, how do you use Internet Explorer? *ducks*
    Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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    I only use IE on my workstation at work (if I really have to)

    *throws a banana back*
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    Last week I learned the "ignorance is bliss". I haven't had to mess with any of my networking stuff because everything works. I had to install Windows on a laptop for a friend, and I had problems. I've only been using Linux for a year, but I had forgotten some of the Windows command prompt commands! Installing and using Windows for a while quickly reminded me of the reason why I had decided to give Linux a serious try!

    I learn some Linux troubleshooting and goodies as they come up, but yes, sometimes ignorance is bliss.
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