Random Question (Which I am sure has been asked :P)

[Rob Blomquist]

On Monday 06 March 2006 03:30, Cybe R. Wizard so eloquently stated:
> On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 20:55:42 -0500
>
> Chris Peterman <kyral at ubuntu.com> wrote:
> > "Why did you start using Linux"
>
> Microsoft's business practices and planned obsolescence.
> The fact that Linux is so much better and also free in both senses is
> lagniappe.

it all started with Win98, and IE4 coming out. I realized that M$ was going to 
completely get rid of the command line, and try to take over the world. Then 
I jumped ship, and ran RH 6.2 back when linux was so simple, but damn had to 
configure.

Today, its not about M$, but about freedom, the freedom to configure my system 
as I want it, try new tools, then delete them, if I don't get them, or they 
stink. Its about user to user help. Its about helping others. Its about 
having a fully functional home network, secure from spyware, spam and 
viruses.

Life is good. Linux rocks.

Rob