Back in like 2004 or so Fedora was already up to like 6 discs (can't remember if they were CDs or DVDs). A friend at school who had a broadband internet connect

Back in like 2004 or so Fedora was already up to like 6 discs (can't remember if they were CDs or DVDs). A friend at school who had a broadband internet connection (rare at the time) downloaded and burnt one for me, thinking I'd still be able to install it off the first one even I'd miss many optional packages. Unfortunately it didn't work. At the end of the installation it requested disc 6. I never got the remaining CDs but I would occasionally boot it just to experience using something that wasn't Windows. That was a few years before you could get order Ubuntu on one CD for free so I could switch to GNU/Linux and never look back.