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Linux@lemmy.ml • 1 year ago

Redhat once featured a 'redneck' language in the installer

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Redhat once featured a 'redneck' language in the installer

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 1 year ago

Red Hat Linux Once Featured A REDNECK Translation

Have you ever thought Linux was a bit boring, well you're not the only one. Once upon a time there used to be fun easter eggs like a redneck translation in R...

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Lol I remember that from highschool on the first Linux system I got my hands on.

Thanks for some of the only good memories from that time in my life.

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