Hi, I'm 19.

Now I'm getting the characters required to post.

45, Dutch living in Malaysia

I just turned 19 a month ago.

36 springs, feeling pretty old already

26 but 27 in 6 days.

27 Years old Tomorrow.

Happy Birthday to you!

I turn 18 in 13 days.

21 at the moment, 22 in July

Yeah, @stephant: Happy birthday.

29, turning 30 in december

18, turning 19 in November.

32, but emotionally 21 at best.

25 in a few days; wasted youth spent not learning linux...

@lemons: Oh, I spent my youth spent learning linux (while I had to learn biology :P).

But I'm 22, and I do not know linux well at all! Some tricks, but not knowledge!

I have the same feeling.

Networks: nothing.
Kernel: nothing.
Filesystems: nothing.

It's frustrating to see how much is left to learn.

But it's also encouraging.
Somehow.

I'm 18 btw.

18, turning 19 in november

I know only the basics, but im not even good with the shell (probably cause i rarely do any scripting).

Got a bunch of old computers I don't even know what to do with also, except making file servers and do some networking exercises.

Pssshhhh. You guys are ahead of me. I wasted most of my time when I was young learning windows shit. :P

well, now i'm 34.

Wow, the age variety. I'm willing to bet I'm the youngest here.

27, not old, not young.

28. old enough to not care about everything that happens on the internet.

Forgot to update saying I'm 20 now.

I'm 15. It looks like I'm one of the youngest here.

Hell yeah. You are fifteen and already into *nix? Impressive. How did you get interesting, if you don't mind me asking.

23 now. Turning 24 soon. So much has happened in two-three years.

(23-12-2016, 03:52 PM)mrtn Wrote: Hell yeah. You are fifteen and already into *nix? Impressive. How did you get interesting, if you don't mind me asking.

I started using Ubuntu about a year ago. I had Windows on my school computer, which was slow and buggy. I'm not sure how I came upon Linux, but I decided to dual boot with Ubuntu. I also became interested in programming with Python around that time, so I stayed with Linux, mostly because of the benefits of it as a development environment. Now I use Arch, Vim, and am trying to learn some C. I guess I've fallen down the rabbit hole, a bit.

Similar to how I started I barely remember how I came across Linux but now it's been 6+ years and I don't regret it. Keep working out your C knowledge!

This thread may also be "How old linux are you?"

13. Got into Linux about 2 years ago.

Huh. Guess I'm not alone.