-=> Kees van Eeten wrote to Maurice Kinal <=-

 KvE>  Long ago I started my linux experience with the SLC distribution and
 KvE> moved
 KvE>  to Slackware when the discs from Walnut-Creek became avalable.

 KvE>  After running Redhat for a while and the French distribution, I moved
 KvE> to
 KvE>  Debian, now with Rasbian on the RPi I have the convenience of having
 KvE> the
 KvE>  same OS on all my hardware. If your past is in UCB-Unix I can imagine
 KvE> that
 KvE>  one would feel more at home in Slackware.

I started with Yggrasil(sp?) with the then latest and greatest 1.2.13 kernel,
then switched to Slackware.  A while adter, I then moved to Red Hat, which I
remained with (and its derivatives - Fedora, CentOS) for many years.  In recent
years, I gained a preference for Debian, because of the way it is put together
and managed, and now use primarily Debian and Raspian, with a couple of legacy
CentOS systems still around.  My BBS runs on a Pi running Raspian. :)
... Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense.
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