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Engelsman

Created on the 3rd of September 2005 by Engelsman

I started using Unix V7 on a PDP-11/70 back in 1983, even modifying some existing kernel drivers for the Cambridge Ring local area network. After that I dabbled in system administration of various Sun and Apollo systems until 1991, and HP boxes up until 2000, but my main task has always been application software development, nothing on the hardware or kernel side. Since 2000 we've had dedicated system administrators at work. We had switched from NCD X-terminals over to Linux desktops (first RedHat, but then Lunar) and I realized that what little I knew had become well out of date. I installed RedHat on an old 90MHz PC at home more than five years ago, but without a LAN or modem connection it was too difficult to keep up to date, I lost interest, and that died. Since then I've had an itch to develop a spiffy FLTK user interace for some old command line tools using Cygwin/Mingw on a WinXP laptop (with modem) but the machine is (a) painfully slow, and (b) painfully Windows. The time had come to get some new hardware, install an operating system that doesn't thwart you at every turn, and set up a programming environment of my own choice.

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Moe

Created on the 30th of April 2006 by moe@lunar-linux.org

In April 2006 I bought a new computer and of course I ment to throw Lunar on it. I hadn't done a complete new installation since a couple of years (I think the last time Lunar has been at version 1.3.something). I bought an AMD 3200 processor along with 512GB RAM, got a Geforce 3 Ti from eBay and a ASRock mainboard featuring a ULi 1695 939-socket based chipset.

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