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I started using GNU/Linux around late '98. I believe my first distro was Redhat 6.0. I experienced the infamous "rpm hell" one too many times and installed Debian, arh what version, ah around Redhat 7.1. Maybe not the best time reference. | == About Me == My name is J. Mark Cox. I started using GNU/Linux around late '98. I believe my first distro was Redhat 6.0. I experienced the infamous "rpm hell" one too many times and installed Debian, arh what version, ah around Redhat 7.1. Maybe not the best time reference. At that time I was limited to a dialup connection so I only downloaded the boot floppy images (yes those old 1.4 meg things) and after booting through three floppies installed the rest over that dialup connection. It only took a week! |
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Interesting how these wiki pages interact with launchpad. | == Contact == *Email cox dot jmark at g mail dot com *IRC _marx_ *XMPP I'll add this tomorrow |
About Me
My name is J. Mark Cox. I started using GNU/Linux around late '98. I believe my first distro was Redhat 6.0. I experienced the infamous "rpm hell" one too many times and installed Debian, arh what version, ah around Redhat 7.1. Maybe not the best time reference. At that time I was limited to a dialup connection so I only downloaded the boot floppy images (yes those old 1.4 meg things) and after booting through three floppies installed the rest over that dialup connection. It only took a week!
I have and still do run many distros; both physical and virtual machines. When I heard about Ubuntu I was running Debian unstable on my desktop. I tried Ubuntu with the 5.04 release and haven't looked back.
Contact
- Email cox dot jmark at g mail dot com
- IRC _marx_
- XMPP I'll add this tomorrow
markthecarp (last edited 2010-07-25 15:03:19 by cpe-071-076-231-233)