I began tinkering with Linux about 6 months after it's inception. I think....think...it was what became Slackware in what I gathered up the things to make it run on my Micron Pentium.
This was in the day I was trying everything on that machine. I had DOS running on it at one point, then OS/2 Warp, then Windows 3.1, then Linux, then back to OS/2 etc etc. It was at a time where everything was up in the air, before Windows 95 took a major foothold.
This was in the day I was trying everything on that machine. I had DOS running on it at one point, then OS/2 Warp, then Windows 3.1, then Linux, then back to OS/2 etc etc.
Heh. I remember trying one time to get as many different OS's multi-booting on one physical box as I could. I think I had about 5 at one point, something like Windows 95, OS/2, Red Hat 6.2, FreeBSD (or maybe OpenBSD), Caldera Linux, and maybe something else. And then I tried to add one more (I think it was Solaris x86) and totally hosed everything and had to start over.
This was in the day I was trying everything on that machine. I had DOS running on it at one point, then OS/2 Warp, then Windows 3.1, then Linux, then back to OS/2 etc etc. It was at a time where everything was up in the air, before Windows 95 took a major foothold.