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Tony Stohne wrote: |
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> hehe, there are some experienced guys (& gals?) on the list. |
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> I'm 44... |
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I'm also 44, have been using Unix since 1981 and still have my hardback |
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book on the PDP 11/70 and my K&R C book from then. I remember being |
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told not to run 'vi' when too many people were on because it would slow |
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the machine down. :-) (Bad info it seems, but funny now.) My first pc |
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unix was in 1991 and I forget if it was BSDFree or FreeBSD. X11 dist |
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was X386. I'm pretty sure the OS was version 0.1. I remember loading |
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floppy after floppy after floppy to get the os on, then it took a long |
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time for X to start up with the disk grinding away. I also remember |
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earlier days as a teen never being able to convince my parents to spring |
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for the $500 TRS-80 or Heathkit... :-) |
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Mike |
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