[erabyss]

HAHA, I just noticed I for got to answer my own question. I 20, in usa. I grew up in antiques. I work at and auction house.

Im going to school for networking then ISS.

[devils casper]

I am from Chandigrah, India. I have cleared Indian Police Services exam and joined as Deputy Commissioner at Hyderabad, India last week only.

[minthaka]

33 years old, marriaged, father of 3 sons.
I'm teacher of mathematics in an elementary school in the northern province (colony?) of Serbia called Vojvodina. Doing lot of charitable services in my free time.

[Dapper Dan]

I'm a proud South Carolina redneck soon to turn 50. I own and operate a radio station and a restaurant and am married to a beautiful woman 15 years my junior. We have a son and a daughter.

I'm that guy you see sitting in his pickup truck in front of the Waffle House on I-95 with the Confederate flag bumper sticker and the rifle rack in the back window. I never use the term, "you guys," when referring to women as they are not guys, but more appropriately refer to them as "you ladies" or simply, "y'all." My favourite pass times are bass fishing, watching drag racing and reading history. Most of all I like drinking sour mash whiskey and listening to Buck Owens while compiling kernels and apps on Slackware and Crux 2.3.

[MikeTbob]

Hey Peeps!
I'm the 41Yr old UPS driver in Texas that is trying to run your asses over if you don't get outta my way!! BUST A MOVE PEOPLE! Oh, did I mention I like Linux??

[elija]

I'm a 40 year old PHP, MySQL developer who was introduced to the pair
in a Windows environment... go figure.

We are gradually moving our servers to Linux, almost by stealth in our company.

[Lakshmipathi]

i'm 27 years old.. from village in south india ..(erode ) --yes that's my gr8 city
Now i'm working as "software professional" in application development.(j2ee/php..)
but i love system programming stuff...loves to keep in touch with open source community and it's developers and users..
Cheers.

[Zirconium]

I'm 15, turn 16 on may 8 2008
I hate computers so much I just want to smash them through to hell
I love computers so much I want to make them friendly enough to go to heaven, no I'm not christen

heres what I mean by the above two
I hate how computers give you so many problems
but I love trying to solve them as I learn more

I want to build computer hardware, plus I will make the plugs different for each part, so it's easy for people first time builders to build them, them selves, plus have ones that go with our current set up

I want to code for Linux, and make my own distro

I live in Australia

I don't have a girlfriend nor do I want one

I don't have any friends nor do I want them, as they have always been either hogs or stabbed me in the back, the only friend I have is my "pets", there the only ones who I can trust, my dog is my real best friend as he follows me everywhere

I talk a lot ( ^^^^^^^ )

I ask so many questions people and up not liking me (I'm only trying to learn)

I have really good close range eye sight, thanks to leaning close to my screen, and terrible long sight

I'm not going to high school, I'm going to TAFE

I do face-up at Bi-Lo, my local grocery store

I'm still trying to find a Linux distro that just works

I have five working Linux distros and three arn't working well, one is Sabayon, I didn't know Linux could be so heavy, I still need to try Xubuntu and Fedora

and if those don't work well, I'll need to do alot of burning


well, thats who I am

[bigtomrodney]

Originally Posted by Dapper Dan

Most of all I like drinking sour mash whiskey and listening to Buck Owens while compiling kernels and apps on Slackware and Crux 2.3.

You know, I like a tipple myself when I have a surf. Mostly beer, I save the triple malt for just the right time.

[Dapper Dan]

Originally Posted by Zirconium

I hate how computers give you so many problems
but I love trying to solve them as I learn more

I'm still trying to find a Linux distro that just works

Sounds like you might be a perfect candidate for Slackware, Gentoo or Crux. They'll give you plenty of problems to solve, but you'll learn much in the process. In the end, you'll have a tweaked and rock solid distro that just works.