What was your first Linux/Unix distro?

[jmoore]

@scottalanmiller well guess that was it, hard to rememeber, if it was 1995 then i was 21. I liked it btw

[jt1001001]

I think Slackware from a Walnut Creek cd that someone acquired. I did not do much with it though just tinkering at the time.

[scottalanmiller]

@jt1001001 said in What was your first Linux/Unix distro?:

I think Slackware from a Walnut Creek cd that someone acquired. I did not do much with it though just tinkering at the time.

OMG, Walnut Creek!

[stacksofplates]

This whole thread makes me feel like I'm the youngest person here.

[Dashrender]

@stacksofplates said in What was your first Linux/Unix distro?:

This whole thread makes me feel like I'm the youngest person here.

If wired was here you probably wouldn't be.

[bigbear]

@scottalanmiller said in What was your first Linux/Unix distro?:

For those wondering, this is a DEC PDP11...

What was the war like, grandpa?

[travisdh1]

How did I miss this thread?

IRIX - SGI Equipment, 1996

1x Origin 2000 Server
4x 64-bit CPU,
1GB RAM,
8x300GB 15k SCSI HDD

Should I be concerned that I still remember the server specs?

4x Octane Workstations

2x O2 Workstations

Finally, 4x Indigo2 Workstations

It was expensive, but man they made good looking kit!

[nadnerB]

I first started with Ubuntu I believe it was 7.1.

I've been in an on again/off again relationship with the OS ever since.

[dbeato]

First Linux Distro was Ubuntu 6.04 and Mandriva 7.0

[matteo nunziati]

@travisdh1 said in What was your first Linux/Unix distro?:

How did I miss this thread?

IRIX - SGI Equipment, 1996

1x Origin 2000 Server
4x 64-bit CPU,
1GB RAM,
8x300GB 15k SCSI HDD

Should I be concerned that I still remember the server specs?

4x Octane Workstations

2x O2 Workstations

Finally, 4x Indigo2 Workstations

It was expensive, but man they made good looking kit!

My bet was on you and irix or similar