Hi all,
I'd like to introduce me, a self learned computer geek with 30+ years of experience, ranging from CBM64 to Windows10.
Unix/Linux, Mac OSX and macOS are familiar too.
I have been interested in computers since I learned about C=64. It did not take me long to learns Commodore Basic - and move on from there to Assembly on that machine. Programmers' Reference Guide is my bible... :)
When computers started to appear in graphic arts industry, I manhandled mysel to work on them. HELL ChromaCom System was the workhorse of the day...
A little later, UNIX systems replaced the Siemens R30 and Digital Equipment Corporation PDP 11/73 systems in graphics arts industry (later to be replaced by Macs and Photoshop...)
Learned MS-DOS 5 and 6, the GEM windowing system, and then Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11.
The rest is modern history.
I'd like to introduce me, a self learned computer geek with 30+ years of experience, ranging from CBM64 to Windows10.
Unix/Linux, Mac OSX and macOS are familiar too.
I have been interested in computers since I learned about C=64. It did not take me long to learns Commodore Basic - and move on from there to Assembly on that machine. Programmers' Reference Guide is my bible... :)
When computers started to appear in graphic arts industry, I manhandled mysel to work on them. HELL ChromaCom System was the workhorse of the day...
A little later, UNIX systems replaced the Siemens R30 and Digital Equipment Corporation PDP 11/73 systems in graphics arts industry (later to be replaced by Macs and Photoshop...)
Learned MS-DOS 5 and 6, the GEM windowing system, and then Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11.
The rest is modern history.
Welcome to Sysnative. Hope the holidays have been good thus far and Happy New Year!
