my first memories. ugh .. ipfw -> ipchains -> iptables. Why cant you just leave things be. LOL
The Freesco single floppy router.
Thinking debian 'deselect' meant unselect :-) giving up installing linux from debian floppies and running over to best buy and buying Redhat linux. 5x , It came with a big paperback book.
Being free from shareware, nagware and less reputable copies of software was the payoff. LInux has brought me a lot of joy over the years. Happy Linux 6 day.
ICR , does he bump it after a set time or number of lines of code? IIR it wasnt due to a new 'feature' or 'milestone'
@jperkins said: Redhat linux. 5x , It came with a big paperback book.
I remember that! I bet I've still got its somewhere, though may have been chucked when it got too curled as a door stopper. Now where did I put my three Slackware CD bundle?
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
Oh, I had almost forgot about Freesco. I ran an entire callcenter on one of those.
I was a *BSD guy, but if I had to run linux I prefered Slackware so I was always getting into arguments with the idiots at work wanting to run SuSe or Redhat. They were always flashing their 10-disc installation boxes and heavy paperback books like it was some kind of proof that their distro was better.
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6.0 already?? Damn. I recall compiling 2.0 series kernels and it taking all night long on Slackware 96!
True. I remember 2.4 kernel being vulnerable to exploits, needing urgent upgrade to 2.6 at that time.
my first memories. ugh .. ipfw -> ipchains -> iptables. Why cant you just leave things be. LOL
The Freesco single floppy router.
Thinking debian 'deselect' meant unselect :-) giving up installing linux from debian floppies and running over to best buy and buying Redhat linux. 5x , It came with a big paperback book.
Being free from shareware, nagware and less reputable copies of software was the payoff. LInux has brought me a lot of joy over the years. Happy Linux 6 day.
ICR , does he bump it after a set time or number of lines of code? IIR it wasnt due to a new 'feature' or 'milestone'
I remember that!
I bet I've still got its somewhere, though may have been chucked when it got too curled as a door stopper. Now where did I put my three Slackware CD bundle?
It wisnae me! A big boy done it and ran away.
NVMe2G for life! until death (the end is nigh)
Oh, I had almost forgot about Freesco. I ran an entire callcenter on one of those.
I was a *BSD guy, but if I had to run linux I prefered Slackware so I was always getting into arguments with the idiots at work wanting to run SuSe or Redhat. They were always flashing their 10-disc installation boxes and heavy paperback books like it was some kind of proof that their distro was better.
If I recall the chatter this one was light on changes and 6.1 is gonna have more stuff in it