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22-Jun-2008, 11:04 AM #1
The Fun Side Of Linux
The Funny Side Of Linux.

The History, Jokes, Easter Eggs and Comic Strips. The lighter side of Linux you didn't know about.

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22-Jun-2008, 11:51 AM #2
I have to say the section on the shell responses are simply outstanding!

Thanks very much.
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Too funny! I've actually run the "grep <explecative>" command before and was surprised at the number of f-bombs in the kernel source.

Thanks for sharing!

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