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Slackware 3.0 in the mid 90's was where I got started too. I have an nearly 20 year old system that's been upgraded many times from 10.0, 'grep -c "^Subject: W
by mrspuratic 5y ago
Slackware 3.0 in the mid 90's was where I got started too.
I have an nearly 20 year old system that's been upgraded many times from 10.0, 'grep -c "^Subject: Welcome to Linux" $MAIL' indicates 10 times ;) It's been through several hardware replacements, and now exists as a VM guest, since I took the leap some years ago to Slackware64 (its host, of course) with alienbob's multilib support.
Good to see improved multilib, build from scratch/make world, and still a full 32-bit option.