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Hi The OLD refers to the earliest computer I worked on in 1955, an English Electric DEUCE. With MERCURY as the memory ! See users.tpg.com.au/eedeuce English Electric DEUCE Computer My ...
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    OLD to Computers but NEW to Linux

    Hi

    The OLD refers to the earliest computer I worked on in 1955,
    an English Electric DEUCE. With MERCURY as the memory !

    See users.tpg.com.au/eedeuce English Electric DEUCE Computer

    My "love affair" with computers (and occasional "hate affair") has come thru many phases, Home made Signetics 2650 and Z80 computers, Commodore 64, DOS PCs, Windows 95, 98, XP.

    So why am I here on Linux Forum page?
    My aging PC had switchable hard drives to boot up in Suse Linux or Windows XP.
    It recently died and on putting the 2 hard drives into a Dell Dimension Desktop,
    Linux runs - Windows doesn't.

    So to the NEW.
    All my files are accessible with Suse, my friend will soon want his
    laptop back, I havn't yet found my XP disks.
    Now I have to get familiar with Suse to be able to maintain several websites.

    Cheers John

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    Welcome aboard, John..
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