Say what you will, but I started my professional career with computers back in 1998 doing professional services for HP and its variant of UNIX, HP-UX, and I hav

Say what you will, but I started my professional career with computers back in 1998 doing professional services for HP and its variant of UNIX, HP-UX, and I haven't looked back. As I kid I had played around with a number of personal computers that ran either MS-DOS, Windows or proprietary OS'es (such as the AmigaDOS). To this day, I consider UNIX-Like systems to be a delight. Even Apple had to move to UNIX. Big Tech would not exist without Linux (aka UNIX).