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  1. 01-18-2013 #1
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    Hi Folks

    Hi everyone,

    I felt compelled to introduce myself to you all after reading an auto-generated yet encouraging PM from one of the Administrators. So here I am, saying "hi".

    I have lurked these forums on and off for a few years and have always found it a valuable source of information. My current distro is Debian 6 64 being run via VMware Player on Windows 7. Anyways, some newly-found free time will allow me to continue my Linux education and I look forward to learning from you all.

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    Welcome aboard!

    Always nice to see a lurker turn into a member!
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    Hello, and welcome, Crumbs... we're glad you've decided to join us!
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    Greetings Crumbs... I never did Debian inside Windows. I started with dual-boot, and eventually ditched WindowsXP. It will be interesting to see where you go with your self-education. Good to have Windows as the norm for a beginner. However, I suspect you will eventually want to move on. Practice doing everything from command line (terminal) in Debian. IE: "top" to show processes, and kill them if necessary.

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    Glad to have you join us. Welcome to the forum.
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    Thank you all for your kind words of welcome

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