[OFB Cafe] Who's Still on Here?

[Fred A. Miller]

wolfgang zerrmayr wrote:
> On Sunday 01 June 2008, Timothy Butler wrote:
>> If you're on the list, why not post a bit about yourself, (...) 
> 
> Yes. I am Wolfi from southern Germany ;-) 
> I was born in 1968 -> old guy indeed :-)

Hehehehehe.......NOT! You get to be my age and then you can complain 
about being "old." ;)

> I work as a CAD 'jerk' on CATIA V5 in automotive industry for several years 
> now. Unluckily CATIA V5 is only working on Windoze :-( (and commercial UNIX 
> flavours but they don't wanna fork out the money for those machines anymore).

No surprise there.

> I've been on SuSE Linux since edition 6.2 - today I am running openSUSE 10.3 
> on several machines. I can add: 'with great success' since even my wife, who 
> is a total anti-techy can handle it w/o problems. 

My experience as well. openSUSE isn't "brain dead" like Ubuntu and some 
others.

> I'm married (2nd attempt *gg*) and I got a son aged 13 and a daughter aged 7. 

'Right attitudes will keep this one together.

> I got one serious addiction and that's long distance cycling. Last year I 
> successfully finished the Paris-Brest-Paris brevet of 1200 kms in 79:12 hrs. 
> Currently I am still a bit hung over from last weekend's 600 km brevet in 
> southern bavaria, which has taken me 28:40 hrs to finish - including ten 
> minutes of sleep. 

'Certainly did better than I would!

> Is this all right? :-)

Works for me. ;)

Fred

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