Hello at all.

I had to write a website for the German education-system *bg*. I had 
written about LINUX. I think that's an important and interesting topic 
at all.

http://kickino.org/kernel-project/
That's the result of almost one month hard work. What do you say about it?

Myself is open for hints and other things *g*.

Have a nice day
Sebastian 'Frank(c)' Wieseler

On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:33:27 +0100, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Sebastian_=27Frank=A9=27_Wieseler?= <franks.help@arcor.de>:
>  
>  I had to write a website for the German education-system *bg*. I had 
>  written about LINUX. I think that's an important and interesting topic 
>  at all.
>  
>  http://kickino.org/kernel-project/
>  That's the result of almost one month hard work. What do you say about it?

How do you say ... Nicht sprecken Deutch?

However, once I rooted around a bit, I found the Usenet threads from
Linus, Prof. Tannenbaum, et al, and I always enjoy reading them.

I wonder what the Prof. would say today.  Microkernel drives iMacs,
Linux has been ported to everything short of toasters, and monolithic
kernels with loadable modules rule.


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Hallo @ll.
First at all - I had to say sorry that I postet my Mail two times. :-(

s. keeling wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 19:33:27 +0100, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Sebastian_=27Frank=A9=27_Wieseler?= <franks.help@arcor.de>:
>> I had to write a website for the German education-system *bg*. I had 
>> written about LINUX. I think that's an important and interesting topic 
>> at all.
>> 
>> http://kickino.org/kernel-project/
>> That's the result of almost one month hard work. What do you say about it?
> 
> How do you say ... Nicht sprecken Deutch?

Oh... I see that's a big problem. But my teacher do not allow me to 
write this website at any other languages, I think. But I hope after the 
Januar 2004 I had time to write this page in English, too.

I will let you know. :-)

> However, once I rooted around a bit, I found the Usenet threads from
> Linus, Prof. Tannenbaum, et al, and I always enjoy reading them.

That's great. I hope I can put more of this on the page in the future *g*

> I wonder what the Prof. would say today.

Me, too.

Faithfull
Sebastian 'Frank(c)' Wieseler