The distro my Linux journey started with. A stack of 3.5” disks we got from our Prolog teacher, patience and sense of adventure. Installing it on a 100mb hard drive, I think it was, partitioned, so DOS was available too, LILO as bolt loader.
I’m getting nostalgic here…
Oh, and writing the XConfig file with all your monitor timings. Sweet memories…
Slackware 0.97 (if I recall correctly) it must’ve been in 1993 I think
Phew… digging deep in my memories. I am almost certain it was pre-1.0.
We got it from our Prolog teacher at school. It was a huge stack of disks. I think we compiled the kernel on a daily basis to tweak things, or get hardware working. Fun times!
Now I have to look up when FreeBSD saw the light ;-)
I got drawn in the lottery to be able to buy tickets for athletic events at the Olympics in Paris. For the events I liked to see, I had the choice of a 860 and 980 euro ticket… so with the two of us, that would be as much as a week long holiday to the Canaries. So we passed. We’re gonna watch the marathon, which is free :-)
He doesn’t pirate VLC, he pirates the audio/video he plays with it and asks if there is any danger in that.