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History of Arch Linux could use some contributions from Arch veterans, who are more knowledgeable about these matters than I am. I posted a few short paragraphs to get things started, and will work on it from time to time as I am able.
Meanwhile, if you are an Arch vet, please consider contributing a bit of your knowledge to the history of Arch.
Thanks all,
Luke Seubert
"To the question whether I am a pessimist or an optimist, I answer that my knowledge is pessimistic, but my willing and hoping are optimistic."
-- Albert Schweitzer
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I'm swamped right now or I'd do some additions. I suggest reviewing some of my earliest newsletter contributions; I wrote quite a few historical articles. I used to call myself a Arch historian... now I'm just a lazy ass.
Dusty
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I'll take a look at those Dusty, and write up some material. Could you suggest the best years of newletters for historical material?
Also, I don't want to organize the page around years. I think ordering it around, say, epoch milestones, would make more sense. Any suggestions along those lines - meaningful demarcation points in the historical development of Arch?
"To the question whether I am a pessimist or an optimist, I answer that my knowledge is pessimistic, but my willing and hoping are optimistic."
-- Albert Schweitzer
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I personally think it would be cool if someone who knows the elusive village bard, could convince him to contribute a short story to the page. Something that could be both historical and quite amusing at the same time...
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I personally think it would be cool if someone who knows the elusive village bard, could convince him to contribute a short story to the page. Something that could be both historical and quite amusing at the same time...
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