issue76:mon_histoire
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| - | I stumbled upon the Free Software world entirely by accident. It was around 1999. I was living with roommates and one of them started a Software Development course at his college. I had Windows 98 installed on my PC and an analogue TV Capture card that refused to work at full screen, even with all drivers updated and reinstalled! | + | **I stumbled upon the Free Software world entirely by accident. It was around 1999. I was living with roommates and one of them started a Software Development course at his college. I had Windows 98 installed on my PC and an analogue TV Capture card that refused to work at full screen, even with all drivers updated and reinstalled!** |
| - | One day, I saw my roommate playing around with a brand new system on his computer: Red Hat Linux. He used the command-line | + | Je suis tombé dans le monde du Logiciel libre par le plus grand des hasards. C' |
| - | He burned me a copy of the CD (those were the 14.4Kbps dial-up modem days, so downloading another copy would have delayed me another day or two). I installed it alongside my Windows 98 and tried to see if everything worked—and | + | **One day, I saw my roommate playing around with a brand new system on his computer: Red Hat Linux. |
| - | I started my journey with computers at the age of 13 back in the mid 80’s with a Commodore 64. I used it mostly for gaming, of course, but I even tried to program a bit in BASIC with it. I then moved to the PC world using DOS 1.0, and all through Window 3.1, Windows 95 (I even touched Windows Millennium Edition for a bit!), so I was no stranger to the command-line. I always liked to see how things worked under the hood, so I felt right at home with my new Linux-based machine. After two weeks, during which I made sure everything worked, even my TV Capture card worked better in Linux, I backed up my files, formatted my entire hard drive, and made the move to the Free Software world—and never looked back! | + | Un jour, j'ai vu mon colocataire manipuler un tout nouveau système sur son ordinateur : Red Hat Linux. Il utilisait énormément la ligne de commande, en tapant sur un terminal encore monochrome noir et vert ; n' |
| - | The first Ubuntu I installed was version 5.04 (back in 2005). I read up a lot about it in the Linux news sites. I had grown tired of KDE at the time and wanted to try something new. I have stuck with Ubuntu since then. I have tried a LiveCD version of Fedora now and then, but none of them were as usable and stable as Ubuntu. I also like the fact that all new applications come out with Ubuntu clients first (eg. Steam by Valve), the way it's set up out of the box with the most popular applications in each category, and the fact the primary user has to use the “sudo” command and is not allowed to log in as the root user by default. I think this strategy saves a lot of grief from inexperienced users. Another thing I love about Ubuntu, although controversial, | + | **He burned me a copy of the CD (those |
| - | I have since moved a few of my friends, family members and even one of my customers, to Ubuntu—and they are a lot happier with their computer than they were before the move. | + | Il m'a gravé un exemplaire du CD (ceci date de l' |
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| + | **I started my journey with computers at the age of 13 back in the mid 80’s with a Commodore 64. I used it mostly for gaming, of course, but I even tried to program a bit in BASIC with it. I then moved to the PC world using DOS 1.0, and all through Window 3.1, Windows 95 (I even touched Windows Millennium Edition for a bit!), so I was no stranger to the command-line. I always liked to see how things worked under the hood, so I felt right at home with my new Linux-based machine. After two weeks, during which I made sure everything worked, even my TV Capture card worked better in Linux, I backed up my files, formatted my entire hard drive, and made the move to the Free Software world—and never looked back!** | ||
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| + | J'ai commencé mon voyage avec les ordinateurs à l'âge de 13 ans, au milieu des années 80, avec un Commodore 64. Je l' | ||
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| + | **The first Ubuntu I installed was version 5.04 (back in 2005). I read up a lot about it in the Linux news sites. I had grown tired of KDE at the time and wanted to try something new. I have stuck with Ubuntu since then. I have tried a LiveCD version of Fedora now and then, but none of them were as usable and stable as Ubuntu. I also like the fact that all new applications come out with Ubuntu clients first (eg. Steam by Valve), the way it's set up out of the box with the most popular applications in each category, and the fact the primary user has to use the “sudo” command and is not allowed to log in as the root user by default. I think this strategy saves a lot of grief from inexperienced users. Another thing I love about Ubuntu, although controversial, | ||
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| + | Le premier Ubuntu que j'ai installé fut la version 5.04 (en 2005). J'en avais lu plein de choses sur les sites de news Linux. J' | ||
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| + | **I have since moved a few of my friends, family members and even one of my customers, to Ubuntu—and they are a lot happier with their computer than they were before the move.** | ||
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| + | J'ai, depuis, fait migrer quelques-uns de mes amis, des membres de ma famille et même un de mes clients, sur Ubuntu et ils sont beaucoup plus heureux avec leur ordinateur qu'ils ne l' | ||
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