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I experienced the switch from X11 to Xorg... and writing the configs for both was the biiiiiigest pita in computer history
Haha, yes I was totally talking about X11 above. The early days of Linux were quite painful but fun at the same time.
Nothing quite like waiting two days for the kernel to re-compile only to discover that you left the sd driver out.
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The move away from the monolithic kernel was such a vast improvement in maintainability.
But did you ever burn a mark into your monitor's phosphors when the config file your wrote was close to correct, but just not quite right?
Remember LILO?
Of course. I also remember how nervous I was when I first switched to GRUB. 😂
I experienced the switch from X11 to Xorg... and writing the configs for both was the biiiiiigest pita in computer history
Haha, yes I was totally talking about X11 above. The early days of Linux were quite painful but fun at the same time.
Nothing quite like waiting two days for the kernel to re-compile only to discover that you left the
sddriver out.The move away from the monolithic kernel was such a vast improvement in maintainability.
But did you ever burn a mark into your monitor's phosphors when the config file your wrote was close to correct, but just not quite right?
Remember LILO?
Of course. I also remember how nervous I was when I first switched to GRUB. 😂