Good morning fellas!!
It's been long overdue since I posted anything on Kubuntu Forums!! I just wanted to tell my story and say THANKS.
It all started around 2009 when after playing around hacking and breaking Windows computers I discovered Linux (I was about 17-18 at the time), with Linux Mint KDE and Kubuntu Karmic Koala. Oof those good old times!!
I remember trying to fix most of the things I ended up breaking (sound, graphic card settings, etc), asking here on Newbie section and after fixing something, discovering/learning something new. It was an addictive experience...and still is!
Thanks @claydoh, @woodsmoke, @SteveRiley, @Snowhog, @sithlord48, @oshunluvr, @MoonRise, @GreyGeek. I'm sure I'm missing more people.
You guys made the man I am today and I wanted to let you know that your contributions not only build the community you have, but also shape people's passion. Thanks again for your time and knowledge. World is a better place with people like you.
Ever since, I started to develop a carrer on Cybersecurity. Kali, reversing, malware, remote exploitation, ethical hacking...thats why I was a bit off from Kubuntu itself, I shifted to a more specific purpose. Recently, I decided to build myself a Linux enviroment where I can work with my HacktheBox Labs based on Kubuntu as my daily driver. Also took upon myself to start giving back to the community as it once gave to me.
Developed some small projects around it:
https://github.com/kiraitachi/Offici...us-4-Scan-Menu
https://github.com/kiraitachi/KinuxShield
Trying to fix the small things I find and to contribute my development around it. Hopefully I will be able to contribute more often, although I'm about to be a father so I dont know how much time that will take me...
In any case, my sole purpose with this thread was to say thanks to this beloved community. Thanks for your time, your patience and your wisdom. Great team at KubuntuForums.
Cheers!
It's been long overdue since I posted anything on Kubuntu Forums!! I just wanted to tell my story and say THANKS.
It all started around 2009 when after playing around hacking and breaking Windows computers I discovered Linux (I was about 17-18 at the time), with Linux Mint KDE and Kubuntu Karmic Koala. Oof those good old times!!
I remember trying to fix most of the things I ended up breaking (sound, graphic card settings, etc), asking here on Newbie section and after fixing something, discovering/learning something new. It was an addictive experience...and still is!
Thanks @claydoh, @woodsmoke, @SteveRiley, @Snowhog, @sithlord48, @oshunluvr, @MoonRise, @GreyGeek. I'm sure I'm missing more people.
You guys made the man I am today and I wanted to let you know that your contributions not only build the community you have, but also shape people's passion. Thanks again for your time and knowledge. World is a better place with people like you.
Ever since, I started to develop a carrer on Cybersecurity. Kali, reversing, malware, remote exploitation, ethical hacking...thats why I was a bit off from Kubuntu itself, I shifted to a more specific purpose. Recently, I decided to build myself a Linux enviroment where I can work with my HacktheBox Labs based on Kubuntu as my daily driver. Also took upon myself to start giving back to the community as it once gave to me.
Developed some small projects around it:
https://github.com/kiraitachi/Offici...us-4-Scan-Menu
https://github.com/kiraitachi/KinuxShield
Trying to fix the small things I find and to contribute my development around it. Hopefully I will be able to contribute more often, although I'm about to be a father so I dont know how much time that will take me...
In any case, my sole purpose with this thread was to say thanks to this beloved community. Thanks for your time, your patience and your wisdom. Great team at KubuntuForums.
Cheers!
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