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That was interesting McRat :-)

Hello Kingbirdy.. the goal is to have introductory modules running for September - they will initially be aimed towards instructors so we can scale as demand...

It's up to you.

You can call your distro what you like if it's free software (that's your freedom) - if we forget about freedom, then you might have a problem with being at liberty to call it what...

I definitely think a GNU/Lloydux distro, made by a group of Lloyd's is in is in order, lols... :-)

Lloyd

Hi there Linuxforall,

Did you include a lower+uppercase character, number and a non-alphanumeric character? I know, it's a bit like trying to get into DARPA :-)

Hi MasterNetra,

That's a good suggestion/s :-) Will do shortly... if you have any more, don't be shy! :-))

):P

I like that *giggles* :P

Ours do (use GNU/Linux)! :popcorn:

So Ms Monster, do you think you're correct in your assumption? Or, maybe you could ask and... I'd tell you? I mean, if you wanted to learn why I asked the question? :-))

That was really the point, lol.. I'm not sure it makes it 'invalid'??

And, of note, 'Free Software' was capitalised ;-)

Lols, thanks for the heads up! I'll try to keep my head downs if bytes start flying around, *smiles* :-))

Nice to meet you, llawwehttam *shakes hand* :-)

Actually, it's not. 'Freeware' and 'Free Software' are two completely different things, along with 'Open Source' - which was the interesting thing.

A lot of people see the word 'Free' as being in...

Sorry, no :( 'Free Software' is the correct term for what you went on to mention:



Very true!



I'm down with that! :-)))

Sorry, Raddi... Free Software != Freeware :(

Do you think it comes up regularly because it's not obvious in distro's like Ubuntu - ie. as it's not called GNU/Linux and contains proprietary elements? I mean, if the majority of users knew, it...

Me too!

Lloyd Hardy MSc [IT] *winks*

Well we might have a PhD from MIT popping in from time to time :-)

10 Computers:

1. GNU/Linux
2. GNU/Linux
3. GNU/Linux
4. GNU/Linux
5. GNU/Linux
6. GNU/Linux
7. GNU/Linux
8. GNU/Linux

Er, you could say that - why the sigh earlier?

Go you Alexan! This is how we learned to get here in the first place - just don't want to forget that for the future, eh? *proud nods* ;-)

*Smiles*

I'm afraid that's wrong, Alexan :(

Hehe, you sure do ;-)

Well, it's just your comment seemed - unusual - if you do?

Do you know the difference, Phrea? :-)

Hi All,

I'd like to know how you first learned to use Ubuntu (depending on your skill level with GNU/Linux, that could mean a lot of things)...

...but how did you get to where you are today?...