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== About Me ==

Describe yourself here


== Contact Information ==

|| IRC || trijntje ||
|| Email || redmar <AT> ubuntu-nl.org ||
|| Launchpad ||

== Contributions ==

Write your contributions here.

== Future Goals ==

Write your goals.

== Testimonials ==

If you know me and have something nice to say, please leave a comment here.



















About Me

Describe yourself here

Contact Information

IRC

trijntje

Email

redmar <AT> ubuntu-nl.org

|| Launchpad ||

Contributions

Write your contributions here.

Future Goals

Write your goals.

Testimonials

If you know me and have something nice to say, please leave a comment here.

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CategoryHomepage

Who am I

My name is Redmar, I'm 22 years old and I live in the Netherlands. I am currently a student of Theoretical Biology at the university of Utrecht.

Ubuntu

I first started playing with linux with a Knoppix live CD that came with a magazine. It was great to be able to run a system just from CD, though it alarmed the supervisor of the computer room at school a lot, and I was kicked out once I showed windows would still boot properly. Later I also installed Suse Linux on an old PC and played around on it for a bit, but never used it on anything serious. When I got my own laptop (with vista, and a windows recovery CD) I decided to try to install a version of Linux 'for real'. I tried out several distro's, including Sabayon, but I kept looking because I wanted one thing to work: Compiz, and the magical 'Cube' on your desktop. As it turned out Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon could do that, so that's what I installed on my brand new laptop.

redmar (last edited 2012-03-06 15:55:33 by lafeber-dumoleyn)