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Switched to linux before it became mainstream

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Switched to linux before it became mainstream

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Christer Enfors
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19•6 months ago
My one thing I feel like I can brag about in tech circles is that I switched to Linux in 1995 (Linux kernel version 1.2.1), and I haven’t looked back since. This was even before Windows 95 was released.
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  Yeah, but, like, I use Arch btw
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  ah, but did you use Stage 1 Gentoo? huh? huh?
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    1•6 months ago
    That was before Gentoo

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