@jgrindle64 Hi and welcome to Linux Community! Thank you for taking so much trouble to write about your past history with Linux. I think all here share your enthusiasm! ![]()
I have a bucket list of places to visit on planet Earth before I kick the bucket. The list has one entry: Weil de Stadt.
Hello everyone !
i m ludo from France i m a newbie and I can’t wait to learn with pro ![]()
Welcome to the community @ludo, nice to meet you! ![]()
Hi, @ludo ! Good to have you here. ![]()
My name is John, I am retired and live in ROCHESTER,NY. The fact that I am trying to get away from Microsoft and Google domination in which if you don’t do what we want, we will make it hard for you. If you download a security app, we will shut off features That you might want Eventually. I am active in Radio and amateur radio and also in the church i attend.
Hello, I just do not like windows anymore. I love the linux community and open source tech. I code random stuff on Python and Java mainly but I want to learn C.
Welcome to the community @captain_crunch0, thanks for joining us! ![]()
Welcome to our community @yellowGecko,we’re glad you’re here! ![]()
Hey ho, @captain_crunch0 & @yellowGecko ! ![]()
I have a question Hayden. Do we have any ladies in the membership? We had a couple of good Linux ladies on Ubuntu MATE Forum. I will admit Lady Linux users are rare, not sure where you would even find them.
Hello, this is Claudio from Rio, Brazil! I started learning computer science this year. What drove me to that was working as a physician and having to deal with abysmal UX in all our electronic health records. I once met a neurologist who learned Delphi by himself in the 90s. He coded the only EHR that made sense from a user standpoint. I thought that if someone in the 90s got to do that with only a book, I’d be able to learn and make a difference as well.
I started with a 100% fron-end mentality (I didn’t even knew that this was colled front-end then), but now I’m more into data analysis and health record data parameters (FHIR, openEHR). I’m still with my original goal in mind, but I’ve realised there is a lot to learn, and it has been a fun journey.
I’ve just installed Zorin (yesterday), and I’m looking forward to learn more about Linux and CS.
Greetings @jgrindle64 and welcome to our community. I can tell that you have used the Atari at home before I actually bought my first home unit, but I was able to occasionally bring either workstations or terminals home, and I’d been doing that before 1987; it was 1979 when I graduated from Michigan Tech and my first job was with General Motors - 1979-1985, then Digital Equipment Corporation from 1985-1998, then became a contract software tester and worked for several companies, beginning with Fidelity Investments (I worked for them twice: 1998-1999, and 2005-2008. Slackware was my first distribution (1995) and then I used quite a few since then, including Red Hat, Caldera Open Linux, Mandrake, and Libranet as I branched out and at least 100 distributions, maybe more, since then. I’ve settled with antiX Linux as my daily driver, but I still have Slackware, MX Linux, Endeavour OS along with two antiX versions that I have on my primary laptop; I typically have around 4 laptops of various ages so I can experiment and have backup units in case of failure.
I just welcomed @jgrindle64 so I want to welcome you too @cballesterosa
Welcome to the community @cballesterosa, good to have you here! ![]()
I doubt I will ever get to but I would love to attend Carnival in Rio. How exciting.
If you do, don’t skip on hydration nor on sunblock cream. I’m not a big Carnaval guy myself, but I’ve had the fair share of friends who’d be to the point of knowing all their favourite parties mapped and scheduled.
Hi Claudio! Welcome! ![]()
Hi, I’m Laurence and located in Scotland. Just got so tired of Microsoft, won’t go into details but had enough. It’s been over 10 years since I used Linux, but I’m going to switch back. I’ll need dual boot for a while though.
Welcome to the community @Laurence.G, thanks for joining us! ![]()