[Techtalk] Success story (brag?)

Carla Schroder carla at bratgrrl.com
Fri Jan 3 10:56:06 EST 2003


On Friday 03 January 2003 09:34, Brenda Bell wrote:
> About six months ago, I finally got fed up with M$.  I had one Linux box
> running Mandrake 8, but my network was completely controlled by a W2K
> server -- gateway/router, DNS, Exchange, IIS, you name it.
>
> There's something wrong when you have to run daily checks for security
> updates to the point where you're afraid to look at what's happened to
> your server while you were cutting Z's.  We're not going to go there...
> but that's how my mission started.
along like the darn thing never existed.
>
> Life is great... but life without M$ is just too good for words.
>

To quote the old comic strip, "Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling?"

I started my computing life on an Apple II, or ][, or whatever their silly 
pretentious designation was. Nice machine, inflexible and overpriced. And 
really now, stubbornly clinging to one-button mice is just silly, though I 
believe OS X has made the big leap to right-clicking.

Then DOS/winderz, then lo I discovered Linux, and sanity and peace came upon 
me. Computing was fun again, for I could sleep through the night, and not 
have my life interrupted by panicky phone calls. 

Yep, it's a wonderful thing, this here Linux stuff.
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