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On 01 Feb 98 13:15:02 , Tony Langdon <tlang@freeway.DIALix.oz.au> wrote:
>So true. :-)  There's so much to Linux, that you never stop learning.  I
>originally got involved because of a hobby Internet project, where Linux
>was reccommended over NT.  Having had mixed experiences with UNIX, I
>took it on as a challenge, albeit with reservations.

I got involved after the lack of stable NT drivers caused me to lose
month's of work on a project.  I have way too much money invested in MS
to drop the completely, and that is where I get all my business in, but
I'm much happier since I've moved all my personal usage to Linux.  And for
all the developers out there, I have to admit that I'm amazed at the viable
products out there that give us cross platform support.  I'll wean myself
off of MS yet. :-) 

>The more I played with Linux, the more I grew to like it, and these
>days, I use it professionally, as well as on a hobby basis.

It's a beautiful thing, isn't it?

> co> I haven't seen your other posts, and am a sporadic reader of these
> co> newsgroups at best, but if you e-mail a list of some of your problems,
> co> I'll do what ever I can to help you along.  Just as many other good
> co> folks have done for me, something that I feel is a huge asset that
> co> Linux has over other OS communities.
>
>Again, agreed.  The Linux community is its greatest asset. :-)

I've been sucking brain cells from posters here for longer than I care to
admit.  So, to all the Linux users out there, I salute you! <G>  Why do I feel
that I should have some AC/DC playing right now?

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