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I'm a Project Manager who ''used'' to know a lot about computers. But my current role is largely irrelevant here. I do remember enough about my former roles (incl. Sys Admin on ''AT&T 3b2 600'' and ''SUN Sparc 1+'') to add the stresses in the right places in my opening sentence :-). == Who Is Chris Crane? ==
I'm a Project Manager who ''used to'' know a lot about the innards of unix than I currently do.
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I started using Ubuntu with a 6.10 Edgy install on a DELL Inspiron 1100. Whilst my current role is largely irrelevant here, I do remember enough about my former roles (incl. Sys Admin on ''AT&T 3b2 600'' and ''SUN Sparc 1+'') to stress those key words (''used to'') in the opening sentence :-)

== Ubuntu ==
I started using Ubuntu in March 2007 with a Final Edgy (6.10) install on a [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/DellInspiron1100 DELL Inspiron 1100]. I did have some issues with this as documented on that page, although they are now sorted. Many thanks to Jeremy who ''still'' knows a lot more about the innards of unix than I currently do and quickly pointed me in the right direction (including towards Ubuntu in the first place).

== Contact ==
e: chris.crane AT brolgaswan.com

Who Is Chris Crane?

I'm a Project Manager who used to know a lot about the innards of unix than I currently do.

Whilst my current role is largely irrelevant here, I do remember enough about my former roles (incl. Sys Admin on AT&T 3b2 600 and SUN Sparc 1+) to stress those key words (used to) in the opening sentence Smile :-)

Ubuntu

I started using Ubuntu in March 2007 with a Final Edgy (6.10) install on a [https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/DellInspiron1100 DELL Inspiron 1100]. I did have some issues with this as documented on that page, although they are now sorted. Many thanks to Jeremy who still knows a lot more about the innards of unix than I currently do and quickly pointed me in the right direction (including towards Ubuntu in the first place).

Contact

e: chris.crane AT brolgaswan.com

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