-ray wrote: >It was 1994, > . . .
>then the 2.0 kernel came out. i'd been running 1.2.8 and 1.2.13. i >had to upgrade. > So that means that in 1995, you and I were two out of the estimated 500,000 people in the Linux user base! Now I am somewhere less than 5e-6% of the user base... Linux sure has come a long way in the last 8 years. Anyone in here start using linux before ~1994? I started my linux experience using slackware in 1995. Took forever to download all of the floppies in 1995 over a 9600 baud modem link (*cringe* - on AOL no less). I think I will have to dig up an old copy of slackware and install it in vmware just to relive the old days. Shannon
