Greetings from the land of free walking polar bears!
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Greetings from the land of free walking polar bears!
I am really hooked on GNU/Linux. Not just because the software is great, but mostly because of the community and philosophy among FOSS-users. Everybody helps each other, share their knowledge and experiences. It is just like a good, functioning family.
I am from Sweden, Europe.
In the 70s and 80s there was an rumour amoung tourists that Polarbears where walking the streets of our capital, Stockholm. That has, however never happened!
In the 70s and 80s there was an rumour amoung tourists that Polarbears where walking the streets of our capital, Stockholm. That has, however never happened!
Yeah, Stockholm is a little too far south for that, I would think!
From what little I've seen of Sweden on Google Maps and photographs, you have a beautiful country, the southern part very similar (in vegetation) to where I live.
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I am from Sweden, Europe.
In the 70s and 80s there was an rumour amoung tourists that Polarbears where walking the streets of our capital, Stockholm. That has, however never happened!
Welcome. A Norwegian friend once told me he had managed to convince some Americans that homeless people there were attacked by penguins.
Sadly not seen much of Sweden only having been on a shopping trip to Charlottenberg.
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