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Discussion in 'Linux, BSD and Other OS's' started by ProcalX, Nov 13, 2004.

  1. ProcalX

    ProcalX all grown up

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    I'm gonna jump in the deep end and try gentoo :good:

    I've got an old machine i've been given a Pentium 233mhz 64mb sdram, and an ati 2mb graphics card, stuck a 6gb hard drive in it, gonna build myself a replacement server for the windows one i am running at the moment.

    Had alook at gentoo earlier this morning, it's nice and incredibly more accessible for editing and personalisation / optimisation than SuSe..

    Will update as i go through..

    Oh and good news, i finish working at my current company on 19th December, however although i do love the people and the work, i will not continue after xmas although given the oppurtunity..

    I've been given the oppurtunity to work for a guy i play rugby with who used to work for Sun Microsystems, and earnt his money in the dot com boom, he's independant now and is a contracted IT Admin / Linux Expert / Programmer for tones of companies around norfolk / the east of UK.

    So i'm gonna go back to college to finish my course off with some seriously good work experience behind me :D
     
  2. Anti-Trend

    Anti-Trend Nonconformist Geek

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    Are you planning on using Gentoo for a server?
     
  3. ProcalX

    ProcalX all grown up

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    Sorry post wasn't clear :good: I'm using gentoo on desktop but going to put SuSe on server.. eithe SuSe or slackware or BSD..
     
  4. Anti-Trend

    Anti-Trend Nonconformist Geek

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    Ahh, I see! Good choices :good: I thought it a little strange that you'd put Gentoo on a server...
     
  5. Egaladeist

    Egaladeist I am the Eg Man

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    Congratulations ProcalX on your new position and I hope it serves you well! :good:
     

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