WilliamGrant
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I'm William, and I have been using Linux for the past 4 years. The primary distribution I used before this year was Debian, until I discovered Ubuntu. I have been using Ubuntu since a few days after 5.04 was released, and have never looked back. | I'm William, and I have been using Linux for the past 4 years. The primary distribution I used before 2005 was Debian, until I discovered Ubuntu. I have been using Ubuntu since a few days after 5.04 was released, and have never looked back. |
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I have been pro-OSS for the past few years, converting many people to Mozilla Firefox/Thunderbird, but have been reluctant to propose that everyone use Linux, as it was simply too difficult for many people, until Ubuntu came along, that is. The more people involved in Ubuntu, the better, so I am involved in AustraliaTeam, spreading Ubuntu throughout Australia! I know that Ubuntu has the potential, but we now need the marketing. | I have been pro-OSS for the past few years, converting many people to Mozilla Firefox/Thunderbird, but have been reluctant to propose that everyone use Linux, as it was simply too difficult for many people, until Ubuntu came along, that is. The more people involved in Ubuntu, the better, so I am involved in AustralianTeam, spreading Ubuntu throughout Australia! I know that Ubuntu has the potential, but we now need the marketing. |
William Alexander Grant
Email: MailTo(tanarrifujitsu@optusnet.com.au) Launchpad: [https://www.launchpad.net/people/tanarrifujitsu]
I'm William, and I have been using Linux for the past 4 years. The primary distribution I used before 2005 was Debian, until I discovered Ubuntu. I have been using Ubuntu since a few days after 5.04 was released, and have never looked back.
I have been pro-OSS for the past few years, converting many people to Mozilla Firefox/Thunderbird, but have been reluctant to propose that everyone use Linux, as it was simply too difficult for many people, until Ubuntu came along, that is. The more people involved in Ubuntu, the better, so I am involved in AustralianTeam, spreading Ubuntu throughout Australia! I know that Ubuntu has the potential, but we now need the marketing.
Ubuntu forever!
WilliamGrant (last edited 2013-12-19 03:14:31 by wgrant)