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Marus,
VM is still alive, continuing to be enhanced and
doing well.
Interesting articles on running Linux as a VM
guest.
Very cool stuff to play with if you can afford the
toys.
JR
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Subject: Re: Old farts and new
Linux
Sorry to burst your bubble but I am pushing 50 with 2 Windows
machines and a couple of Linux servers ... Started of doing Systems
Programming on IBM VM machines (anybody remember those)
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Bill Diamond wrote:
On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 11:00,
Steve Searle wrote:
Around 03:44pm on Monday, May 03, 2004 (UK time), duncan brown scrawled:
> and i don't mean to insult you in anyway, but... i wonder who's the oldest
> computer literate linux user out there? i sort of have the mentality of
> the hippies back in the 60s/70s, don't trust anyone over 30 =] ... it's
> hard for me to believe that someone over 30 uses linux personally, once
> you're over 30 you have to start thinking more like a manager =]... then
> again, i'm almost over that line, but i don't feel like i'm that close =]
Well I'm 43 and have 5 PCs/Servers in my study running Gnu/Linux. I
started as a trainee programmer on a Honeywell maiunframe in '79.
And I know there are plenty older and more skilled than me.
Cheers
Steve
Ditto. I'm pushing 44, and I have
three Linux servers and two WinPCs.
Please, sonny. We
grandpappys were programming Unix before you were even conceived
of. Hell, I was programming Bell Version 3 back in
1980.
So, y'all hush up now and respect your elders :-)
Bill
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