I have an acquaintance in California who evangelizes Emacs. I can't bring myself to use it after switching to VIM in 2000. :)

They are moving away from the very concepts that make Unix appealing to begin with. I'm not interested in following them there.

I was recently asked to make one for a customer that was compatible with the one they have been running on a DOS machine.

This was answered with, "No thank you".

I've moved almost all of my stuff over to it. There are a few things I haven't yet. I still run a RHEL 6 server at the house and at the office for various things. These will eventually be phased completely out.

*nix for life!

Not whatever Linux is slowly mutating into

The way FreeBSD has said, "Eh, whatever. No problem", to everything I've thrown at it so far makes me smile.

Locally watching a machine install a single stripe ZFS system. Testing a certain hardware configuration on FreeBSD.

Remotely watching CUPS on a CentOS 5 box in Bowling Green, Kentucky cough up hairballs.

Your frequent flyer miles must be a sight to behold

@kdfrawg They become part of the sport's personality.

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I still miss Red Barber (Cincinnati Reds fan)