Comments on: Gospel of Tux http://mgeisler.net Adventures with Computers Tue, 22 May 2012 17:49:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6-bleeding By: dpoole http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-375634 dpoole Tue, 18 Aug 2009 23:46:40 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-375634 <p>Truth,sometimes stranger than fiction. I suggest alteration to a paragraph. Now in those days there was in the land of Helsinki a young scholar named Linus Torvalds, Linus was a devout man, a disciple of RMS and mighty in the spirit of Turing, von Neuman and Moore. One day as he was meditating on the Architecture on the Isle of Philip which is at the south coast of Victoria, Australia, he was attacked and bitten on the foot by a feisty baby penguin, Linus fell into a trance and was granted a vision, and in this vision he saw the penguin grow and become a great being, serene and well-favoured, sitting on an ice flow devouring many fish. And at this marvelous apparition Linus became deeply afraid, and he cried out to the spirits of Turing, von Neuman and Moore for an interpretation of the vision.</p> Truth,sometimes stranger than fiction. I suggest alteration to a paragraph. Now in those days there was in the land of Helsinki a young scholar named Linus Torvalds, Linus was a devout man, a disciple of RMS and mighty in the spirit of Turing, von Neuman and Moore. One day as he was meditating on the Architecture on the Isle of Philip which is at the south coast of Victoria, Australia, he was attacked and bitten on the foot by a feisty baby penguin, Linus fell into a trance and was granted a vision, and in this vision he saw the penguin grow and become a great being, serene and well-favoured, sitting on an ice flow devouring many fish. And at this marvelous apparition Linus became deeply afraid, and he cried out to the spirits of Turing, von Neuman and Moore for an interpretation of the vision.

]]> By: August http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-370400 August Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:09:51 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-370400 <p>Bill Gates such a looser, he didnt even the creator of DOS... he just buy it from some poor guy for $ 50.000 and sell it to IBM</p> <p>@Martin Geisler</p> <p>i've just read this posting and this is pretty cool, can i copy/link it to my blog ? thanks a lot</p> Bill Gates such a looser, he didnt even the creator of DOS… he just buy it from some poor guy for $ 50.000 and sell it to IBM

@Martin Geisler

i’ve just read this posting and this is pretty cool, can i copy/link it to my blog ?
thanks a lot

]]> By: Martin http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-285825 Martin Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:33:43 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-285825 <p>david: I don't remember where I got it any longer, so I wont mind you copying it :-)</p> david: I don’t remember where I got it any longer, so I wont mind you copying it :-)

]]> By: david http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-285813 david Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:06:57 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-285813 <p>Two things</p> <p>Firstly dear bill gates stole software from ibm - which employees admit too though they did all sign up not to knock gates of hell. W08 was to spoil the launch of os2 - in fact the gates of hell bought thousands of copies of os/2 as they hit the shelves n the us to keep it out of people's hands but still we stuck with os/2 till ibm gave up on it</p> <p>May I copy the above and post on my site? btw i've gone through many linux distros and i'm on suse 11</p> <p>Long live the penquin!!!!!!!</p> Two things

Firstly dear bill gates stole software from ibm - which employees admit too though they did all sign up not to knock gates of hell. W08 was to spoil the launch of os2 - in fact the gates of hell bought thousands of copies of os/2 as they hit the shelves n the us to keep it out of people’s hands but still we stuck with os/2 till ibm gave up on it

May I copy the above and post on my site? btw i’ve gone through many linux distros and i’m on suse 11

Long live the penquin!!!!!!!

]]> By: Van http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-197886 Van Tue, 06 May 2008 22:20:56 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-197886 <p>BRILLIANT!</p> BRILLIANT!

]]> By: Fred http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-145141 Fred Sat, 29 Dec 2007 17:14:28 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-145141 <p>Pretty interesting. A fun read.</p> Pretty interesting. A fun read.

]]> By: tom http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-42446 tom Wed, 07 Feb 2007 02:39:57 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-42446 <p>this is the most awesome thing i've ever read.</p> this is the most awesome thing i’ve ever read.

]]> By: Tobias http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-334 Tobias Fri, 01 Jul 2005 22:15:08 +0000 http://mgeisler.net/gospel-of-tux/#comment-334 <p>hm. yes. no comment ;-)</p> hm. yes. no comment ;-)

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