Re: Where do you guys come from? Or why is this place special?
Like many others here, i have no special skills with computers, i started out with a Commodore Plus Four, then (keeping with Commodore) got an Amiga A500, then an A4000 -- which, blasting along at 25Mhz (thanks to the 68000 chip and a graphics co-pro) left everything in its wake. It even had 2Mb of chip (graphics) ram and a 1Gb hard drive.
I thought i'd never fill that, even with Lightwave 3D ray-traced animations. 8)
Working in an internet café i had to be a bit Microsoft-savvy, so got a computer with Win 98 on it, then upgraded to 2000, then XP. My Microsoft experience ended there.
With Linux, i first tried Knoppix, then Red Hat, then Debian, then stumbled across Kubuntu.... and i'm still here .... although i dip my toes into other OS waters occasionally i'll stick with Kubuntu.
I agree 100%
References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Amiga
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LightWave_3D
Like many others here, i have no special skills with computers, i started out with a Commodore Plus Four, then (keeping with Commodore) got an Amiga A500, then an A4000 -- which, blasting along at 25Mhz (thanks to the 68000 chip and a graphics co-pro) left everything in its wake. It even had 2Mb of chip (graphics) ram and a 1Gb hard drive.
I thought i'd never fill that, even with Lightwave 3D ray-traced animations. 8)
Working in an internet café i had to be a bit Microsoft-savvy, so got a computer with Win 98 on it, then upgraded to 2000, then XP. My Microsoft experience ended there.
With Linux, i first tried Knoppix, then Red Hat, then Debian, then stumbled across Kubuntu.... and i'm still here .... although i dip my toes into other OS waters occasionally i'll stick with Kubuntu.
Originally posted by muzicman0
References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Amiga
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LightWave_3D
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