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January 13, 2007 • 1:07 pm 0

OS Class

Today I started one of the classes which I have been looking foreward to in a while – Computer Operating Systems. Now I have the added motivation to pursue my ambitions for OpenSolaris. i get my laptop back soon so that way I can get started on some aspects. Also i plan to buy a desktop cos I am also doing and will get more and more involved in some personal and business projects that will require proper processing power. The PC at home currently does not exactly fit the bill. I also need to get a permanent internet connection… hmmm! I had better find ways of generating other income cos internet aint exactly cheap in Kenya.

Anyway mes amis… c’est la vie! What can i say.

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