Not so much here... linux has been a progression.
My first linux based software was SLS 0.99pl11A on a whole bunch of floppy disks in 1993 (...like 60-70 of them.) I was running a Fidonet BBS at the time and looking for better O/S software. After spending lots and lots of time loading floppies onto a spare PC I had, I made it to the SLS shell prompt. Ok pretty cool, but not to much use after that for my original purpose. Consequently I took a 'linux hiatus' for about 7 years and then picked it back up with RedHat. Then moved on to Mandrake, then Ubuntu, and finally Kubuntu.
So far, Kubuntu has been able to do everything I have wanted to do at the desktop level. I also run Ubuntu server and CentOS for server / backend applications.
cheers,
bill
My first linux based software was SLS 0.99pl11A on a whole bunch of floppy disks in 1993 (...like 60-70 of them.) I was running a Fidonet BBS at the time and looking for better O/S software. After spending lots and lots of time loading floppies onto a spare PC I had, I made it to the SLS shell prompt. Ok pretty cool, but not to much use after that for my original purpose. Consequently I took a 'linux hiatus' for about 7 years and then picked it back up with RedHat. Then moved on to Mandrake, then Ubuntu, and finally Kubuntu.
So far, Kubuntu has been able to do everything I have wanted to do at the desktop level. I also run Ubuntu server and CentOS for server / backend applications.
cheers,
bill
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