[LH]

(Original post by rahaydenuk)
They come from the world-famous Linux fortune database of quotes. You know the quotes displayed everytime you log on to your Linux box (if you have it set to anyway). I assume you
do have a Linux box, don't you?

What's a Linux box?

[Ollie]

the best thingabout the quote is that they are never repeated!

[thefish_uk]

(Original post by Lord Huntroyde)
What's a Linux box?

**sniggers at a comment like that from a "senior" member**

A computer ("box") running Linux, the alternative open-source operating system often used by computer geeks and server admins.

http://www.linux.org/

[serendipity]

(Original post by Ollie)
the best thingabout the quote is that they are never repeated!

I thought that, but have since found i was incorrect...sadly. Oh well, they're great. Long live the "little" quotes in the top right hand corner!

[MadNatSci]

(Original post by serendipity)
I thought that, but have since found i was incorrect...sadly. Oh well, they're great. Long live the "little" quotes in the top right hand corner!

Which one's your favourite?

I think mine, for sheer weirdness, has to be: "Quark! Quark! Beware the quantum duck!"

[GH]

Where do they get their quotes from?

[serendipity]

(Original post by MadNatSci)
Which one's your favourite?

I think mine, for sheer weirdness, has to be: "Quark! Quark! Beware the quantum duck!"

Heehee!! Just think of the person who had to input them all into a system somewhere...

[Jonatan]

(Original post by MadNatSci)
Which one's your favourite?

I think mine, for sheer weirdness, has to be: "Quark! Quark! Beware the quantum duck!"

I like:

"Tomorrow's computers here in a month"

[curryADD]

(Original post by Jonatan)
I like:

"Tomorrow's computers here in a month"

hello jonaton!

[Sire]

(Original post by curryADD)
hello jonaton!

Hello curryADD