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[slickymaster]

Welcome to the Forums, aidencarry

[era07]

I all!
I'm new in this forum.
I've a problem with NGINX configuration where can I post my problem? many thanks.

[slickymaster]

I all!
I'm new in this forum.
I've a problem with NGINX configuration where can I post my problem? many thanks.

Welcome to the Forums, era07

The proper venue for your query would be the Server Platforms sub-forum

[enlego]

Hi All, This is Dogan I hope to learn more things about ubuntu here.

[Bashing-om]

Jello enlego; Welcome to the Forum

I hope to learn more things

You are in the right place - there is a wealth of knowledge here and help abounds.

ubuntu

together we can

[ActionParsnip]

Welcome!

[teabutterfly2047]

Hello,

I'm new here. I speak both French/English. Proud geek. Empowered Aspergirl. Creative soul all around. Been using xubuntu for over 15 years now, but when tired/stressed I tend to forget some basic install prompts.

Of course, my fave TV show is the Big Bang Theory. What a blast!

[Bashing-om]

teabutterfly2047; Hey hey

Great credentials !

Been using xubuntu for over 15 years now,

All the better to help with the support load on the Forum

one for all -

and all for one

[gilloraymondo]

Hello,
I am a new member. English is a foreign language for me.
I have just posted a message for a VGA problem.
Thank you for your help

[rtimai]

I am running Debian right now, but I started out with Ubuntu and was an Ubuntu user for many years (since 2004.) Just wanted to say that just tonight I watched the movie "In My Country," based on Antjie Krog's memoir Country of My Skull, and experienced a taste of the spirit of the Afrkaans word "Ubuntu." It was one of the most painful movies I ever watched all the way through, but it reinforced in my spirit the meaning of "ubuntu." I just wanted to say to all you Ubuntu users, watch the movie if you will, and you will begin to understand the spirit of the operating system you're running.