At home again

[Schwarzer Kater]

Dear fellow Kubuntu nerds,

unfortunately I had been seriously ill during the past weeks and (therefore) had rarely access to an internet connection or my computers.
But now I am finally at home again and have started updating all my systems.

Today I have also updated the information in Overview: Kubuntu, its parent and some of its siblings (I will have a look at Kubuntu Focus 24.04 soon) and during the coming days I will read all my PMs and have a look at the discussions I had been involved in.

Have a nice morning, day, evening, night,
SK

[notabug]

Welcome home and welcome back to KFN. May you successfully continue in your recovery.

[oshunluvr]

Glad you're on the road to recovery. You were missed.

[TWPonKubuntu]

Good to hear that you are recovered and wish you continued health.

[Qqmike]

Welcome back, S-K. It's all about good health, isn't it? Sometimes that's not clear, until it becomes clear. I think many of us here can relate.

[marco07]

Welcome back! Hope you get better and better every day!

[jglen490]

Missed your insightful posts, Schwarzer Kater ! Get well soon

[TinyTim]

Very glad you are feeling better, welcome back.

[Schwarzer Kater]

Thank you all for your kind words!

[…] It's all about good health, isn't it? Sometimes that's not clear, until it becomes clear. I think many of us here can relate.

Yeah… 20 or 30 years ago I would not have wasted any thoughts about health ("live fast, die young" ) - but nowadays it becomes more and more important (or better, as you wrote: the importance becomes more clear) and puts many things in another relation…

[Qqmike]

@ S-K, yep age has a lot to do with it! Never gave it much thought up until age 50. Age 50 seems to be where the 'red zone' begins for many people!
Yeah, live fast and die young.
Problem with being young is ... you're moving in the fast line 7x24, but ... not quite sure where TH you're going half the time!! 😲😅😎