JR

Drop me a line at <("juan" + "at" + "linuxjoy" + "dot" + "org" (je je... spammers...=;-O)...)

As you can see my HTML skills are really poor, so if you were expecting a nice and friendly webpage, sorry for dissapointing you.... may be next time....

Now let's talk about me..well, well, well... what I can say... I am Linux fan since mid's 90s when I came across of kernel 2.0.36 thanks to one of my best pals who introduced me in this amazing operating system. Since then I've been in touch with Red Hat, Debian and Conectiva as distros and Gnome, KDE and CDE as Xwindows Managers. Now I've moved on and my home network is pulled out by a Celeron 2 GHz, 512 MB, 40 GBytes HDD using Debian Sarge updated with the kernel 2.6.8 and Pekwm as Xwindows manager, and a Pentium IV 1,3 GHz, 512 MB, 20 GBytes HDD powered by FreeBSD 5.2 and Apache 2 working as Web, DNS and SSH server. Between my DSL modem, flying at 3 Mbps, static IP and 1st Access as my ISP, and these two machines, I've got my big fat box protecting my network from the outside, a "powerful" Pentium II, 350 MHz, 16 MB, 2 Gbytes HDD working as Router, Gateway, NAT server, IP masquerading and Firewall, thanks to IPTables and Shorewall (what amazing development guys !!). For those interested to learn a little bit more about the Linux world, under the freedom of choice philosophy, take a look to these websites:

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www.linux.org and www.kernel.org are a must !!

JR

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