Of course, I'm trolling. I'm trolling because I was around when FreeBSD 2.0 was considered as too modern, when there were no RedHat, let alone Ubuntu. I surviv

Of course, I'm trolling. I'm trolling because I was around when FreeBSD 2.0 was considered as too modern, when there were no RedHat, let alone Ubuntu. I survived migrations from libc5 to glibc, from LinuxThreads to NTPL, from 2.4 to 2.6 kernels. I made a specialized distros for corporate usage from RH's and then RHEL4's srpms long before CentOS was here. I did a migration of Informix-based products from SCO Open Server to Linux in 1999 as a solution for so-called problem 2000. Now, when any newfag without any understanding of what depends of what and why it is so, can do yum install or apr-get install php* what should I do? I'm still unable to comprehend what mc is or what nautilus is for. I'm still using only 5 programs - vi, emacs, mit-scheme, chromium and mplayer, and have an addiction for rebuilding anything with clang. So, seems like I'm a troll. In this case yes, I'm trolling.