Re: Re: Linux Daily?
  By: Dan Clough to Eric Renfro on Fri Jul 26 2019 08:35 am

 ER>> Heh. I've actually turned down working for companies, because I
 ER>> always ask one question during an interview. "Will I ever be
 ER>> required to run, operate, configure, manage, or even so much as
 ER>> touch a Windows Desktop, or Windows Server" And "Can I get an
 ER>> actual Linux oriented Workstation?" And I don't mean a PC with
 ER>> Linux on it, I mean an actual workstation. :)

 DC> Hehe, nice, unless...... it means you don't get the job. LOL

I mean, it does mean that I will actively turn down jobs in situations like
that. But in my case, I can afford to be picky and specific. I get 5~10 offers
for work every week. More during the prime times of January and July, where
lots of companies do their biggest hiring hunts.

 DC> Well, yes, it doesn't have many of the flashy GUI-configgy things 
 DC> that are common nowadays, but once you know your way around it's 
 DC> just as easy. Patrick calls himself a "benevolent dictator". :-) 
 DC> As far as I know, it is *THE* oldest surviving distro today.

Yepperding. All bow to Patrick Volkerding, supre.... Nope. Not me! LOL. But
yes, it is one of the oldest. But then again, So is Debian, Red Hat Linux, and
openSUSE still, runners up from Slackware at least. openSUSE was originally
based on SLS and then rebased off Slackware.

 DC> Indeed. The essence of Linux, right there.

All bow down to Linus Torvalds for a great kernel! That I can do! :)

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