[nycbug-talk] Hello nycbug

[Matt Juszczak]

I'm actually a newcomer too.  Been on the lists for about a week now.  
So far I like what I see.

My experience is pretty much only FreeBSD.  I use it at work, at home, 
etc.  All my boxes run it, except for one, which runs slackware (and 
thats my laptop and I really dont know how to use it).

So far I'm using FreeBSD for the following:

    - A router/firewall for a /22
    - A development webserver/db server and a production webserver/db server
    - My "small" webhosting server in Florida uses FreeBSD.
    - My computer @ work and my computer @ home run FreeBSD.

I really love it :)  But I'd love to learn more.  I'd like to attend all 
the meetings I can, so I'll stay posted to this list!

Best,

Matt

G.Rosamond wrote:

>
> On Sep 4, 2004, at 11:46 PM, rick.poach.nycbug at nixfixers.com wrote:
>
>>
>> Hey guys,
>>
>>
>> Just found out about you and signed up today.
>> I live in central CT so I could make it down
>> to a meeting in NYC from time to time.
>
>
> Wonderful
>
>> Running OpenBSD 3.5 & FreeBSD 4.9 at home.
>> Currently reading No Starch Press, Absolute OpenBSD.
>> Work in a solaris/windows shop, no chance at all
>> for migration to a BSD there :(
>
>
> You never know. . .print server, mail gateway, firewall, dns. . 
> .there's lots of options. . .
>
> <g>
>
>> Like the look of the page.
>
>
> Good. . .it's been a while, but the consensus is the new site is 
> awesome. .
>
>> It's good to finally see a BSD ug around.
>
>
> Hey, NYCBUG hits its one year anniversary in January. . .we should 
> have a party. . .
>
> g
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