Employment linux admin/programmer wanted

[James Knott]

Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 08, 2006 at 10:40:07AM -0500, Simon wrote:
>   
>> How sweet it would be if I grew up with something Unix-like in my
>> house, I would have been geekier, earlier!  I was born in 1986, and
>> have used DOS/3.1/95/98/ME/XP until August 2005, when I finally bit
>> the bullet and put Ubuntu on my box after getting a Linux related
>> co-op job ( to be clear, I had been looking for a job like the job I
>> got, this wasn't a coincidence ).
>>     
>
> I did C= Vic20, then Amiga 500 in 1989, then a bit with DOS in 1992,
> Linux (SLS 1.03) in 93, Windows 3.1 around 93/94 or so, dealt with later
> versions of windows too.  My main OS though for my own use has been
> Linux since around 1995, and I only really stopped using the Amiga much
> around then too.  Linux seemed to have at least the same power as the
> Amiga, which dos and windows never did for me.
>
>   

My first computer was an IMSAI 8080 which I built in 1976.  I bought an 
XT clone in 1986 and ran DOS on it.  Then, in 1991, I got a 386 box, 
initially ran DOS 5 on it, but switched to OS/2 a year later.  I started 
working with Linux in the mid 90's but switched to is as my main OS in 
2002.  Incidentally, I was working with VAX/VMS before I ever touched 
DOS.  I therefore found DOS to be extremely limiting.

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