I supported Solaris systems for 10+ yearsMy first workstation was a Sparc 1+.
I was a big unix fan long before Linux was an idea and definitely long before it was stable enough for production environments. I was also using DEC and later AT&T unix before the internet went public, not always with permission *winks*
I worked with AIX and Solaris servers, and eventually used BSD unix to power most of the servers in my company that I owned back then. I also learned C back then because most applications had to be compiled before you could run them and since every unix flavor was different, you had to debug code to be able to successfully compile them on whatever unix you were running.
I was a big unix fan long before Linux was an idea and definitely long before it was stable enough for production environments. I was also using DEC and later AT&T unix before the internet went public, not always with permission *winks*
Command line rules!! I work on RedHat, CentOS and Ubuntu servers every day and 99.9% of my work is done through command line or cmdline, but I hate people calling it CLI!
That's awesomeI live on the command line. I write all my documentation using vi and then cut and paste to a word editor for formatting.
*my username, viman96, is for vi editor I started using in 1996
I use vi all the time myself on linux still because back in the unix days, it was the only editor you could count on to be on every unix server.From what I've heard, a part time job while in Med School is no joke.No debt, my dad paid all tuition as I went along, undergrad and MS. I only had to keep a part-time job for that deal
I sell cars at Mercedes-Benz of Plano. We see a lot of professional athletes and coaches. A certain former Cowboys quarterback with 3 super bowl rings just bought a car from us. I won't say who though
