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Home Page: http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling [http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling Home Page]
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Local User Group: http://cuug.ab.ca [http://cuug.ab.ca Local User Group]
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I just love Debian, and have for about a decade. I'm proud of my contributions over the years in supporting and boosting both it and its users, as well as Gnu/Linux in general. Every time someone replies to one of my postings in debian-user thanking me for my help, it just makes my day. I just love Debian, and have for about a decade. I'm proud of my contributions over the years in supporting and boosting both it and its users, as well as Gnu/Linux in general. Every time someone replies to one of my posts thanking me for my help, it makes my day.
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I'm a fan of Unix in general with sixteen years of it to my credit. I've worked with most of the commercial Unixes as well as the *BSD's. I prefer Debian for its stability, ample support paths, the fast paced development of Gnu/Linux in general, and the Debian community. I'm a fan of Unix in general with sixteen years of it to my credit, the last ten in administration. I've worked with most of the commercial Unixes as well as the *BSD's. I prefer Debian for its stability, ample support paths, the fast paced development of Gnu/Linux in general, and the Debian community.
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Nowadays, I'm looking to get off this continent, away from North American based business' apparent addiction to bad software (hint: Redmond, WA). If I could spend the rest of my days bouncing from one country to the next, installing Debian on every machine I found and training users in its use, I'd be one gloriously happy man. See [http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling/banishaunixgeek.html Banish A Unix Geek] for a humourous take on the subject. Nowadays, my plan is to get off this continent, away from North American based business' apparent addiction to bad software (hint: Redmond, WA). If I could spend the rest of my days bouncing from one country to the next, installing Debian on every machine I found and training users in its use, I'd be one gloriously happy man. See [http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling/banishaunixgeek.html Banish A Unix Geek] for a humourous take on the subject.

Stephen Keeling

Email: ?MailTo(keeling@spots.ab.ca)

[http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling Home Page]

[http://cuug.ab.ca Local User Group]

I just love Debian, and have for about a decade. I'm proud of my contributions over the years in supporting and boosting both it and its users, as well as Gnu/Linux in general. Every time someone replies to one of my posts thanking me for my help, it makes my day.

I'm a fan of Unix in general with sixteen years of it to my credit, the last ten in administration. I've worked with most of the commercial Unixes as well as the *BSD's. I prefer Debian for its stability, ample support paths, the fast paced development of Gnu/Linux in general, and the Debian community.

Nowadays, my plan is to get off this continent, away from North American based business' apparent addiction to bad software (hint: Redmond, WA). If I could spend the rest of my days bouncing from one country to the next, installing Debian on every machine I found and training users in its use, I'd be one gloriously happy man. See [http://www.spots.ab.ca/~keeling/banishaunixgeek.html Banish A Unix Geek] for a humourous take on the subject.

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