New LQ member intro
 

Hey all:

I'm a new member here, and wanted to introduce myself.

I've been using Linux for about 2 1/2 years now, starting out with Ubuntu 9.04 until they stopped supporting it. It was awesome.

I moved to Ubuntu 10.04, but had troubles with it, especially OpenOffice. I moved to LinuxMint 9.0 and that's what I'm using now.

Needless to say, I did a little customizing. Added some menus to the upper panel to make it look like Ubuntu (don't like Linux Mint's default start menu: Too much like Windoze).

I consider myself a medium advanced user, but I realize I have a lot to learn. I like to help people, but I'm not afraid to say, "I don't know."

I dual boot Linux Mint and Windows XP, although I hardly ever boot into XP, unless I can't do something in Linux (print online coupons).

I run an HP laptop dv8135nr, with two 100G HDD's 2G ram, 2G AMD Turion64 processor. It's been a pretty good laptop.

Well, I guess I've said enough for now. Thanks for letting me ramble.

1GnuPenguin :{)>

Nice intro :D. Howdy and Welcome.

Indeed it was a very good intro. Welcome to the forums! :)

New Member Introduce
 

Hi all:
I am a new graduated.Now work for a Logistics company, but in it's IT Department, We need a lot of knowledge

about linux in our daily work .

Hope to make progress with you all, Best Regard!

intro
 

nice intro

Hi Guys

I am the new member from today.
Earlier i used windows.After that i learned linux & realised that linux is far better than windozeeeee.
I had been using linux from 1yr.
I had done with my certification from REDHAT.
I am working as a SYSTEM ADMIN right now.

Introduction about myself
 

Hello everyone.

I am a recent graduate from a 2 year college diploma in Computer Networking & Technical Support (Canadian College).

I've grown to like Linux, using Fedora Core 9-13 from learning the basics to Web Administration using Fedora Core 9.

Right now, I just received a laptop from a family member, (IBM Thinkpad i series 1161) and gonna be installing a distro of Linux (older one for sure), so I can keep my hand in the pot when it comes to using Linux.

Have a great day, and hope to learn new things through your posts :)

Thanks again,

Peter
Dukes233