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I’m an IT consultant by profession and work in the UK specialising in Microsoft based infrastructure solutions. However, I’m a recent convert to using Ubuntu, co-author of the Using Ubuntu Linux book published by Babani Publishing, techinical editor of Pro Windows Powershell book published by Apress, and a Formula 1 fan.
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I have been using the Debian linux version, as a fix to Windows issues, and in particular, a response to the Vista issues.
Someone pointed me to http://www.goodbye-microsoft.com. Half the systems here are now converted.
Pleased to meet you. I should have done a Google search on myself long ago, I guess!
(Another One.)
Hello fellow namesake and thanks for dropping by. I think we might have bumped into each other (virtually) several years ago.
I’m glad to hear your a fellow Linux user - Ubuntu is also based on Debian Linux. Although I can’t be too hard on Windows as it is how I make my living over here in the UK. But it is refreshing to use something else occasionally, hence my humble little Ubuntu book.