Well, have a couple old portable "transparency" projectors, would be an interesting way to do basic "slides" (yes, I have printable transparency sheets) that could be scribbled-on real-time. Not that I'm making any presentations.
I had already been a NetWare admin for almost 8 years when I first tried out Linux. Had Slackware on a Pentium 133 laptop, all of 32G of memory. Don't remember the Slack version (1996), but it was kernel 2.0.0 (it would actually fail with 2.0.27, after a long compile).
Dabbled in different versions, different distros, until finally making it my primary OS in 2001. These days have Mint on my home systems, and of course RHEL7 on my work machine.
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Well, have a couple old portable "transparency" projectors, would be an interesting way to do basic "slides" (yes, I have printable transparency sheets) that could be scribbled-on real-time. Not that I'm making any presentations.
I had already been a NetWare admin for almost 8 years when I first tried out Linux. Had Slackware on a Pentium 133 laptop, all of 32G of memory. Don't remember the Slack version (1996), but it was kernel 2.0.0 (it would actually fail with 2.0.27, after a long compile).
Dabbled in different versions, different distros, until finally making it my primary OS in 2001. These days have Mint on my home systems, and of course RHEL7 on my work machine.