seth vidal wrote: >>>2. Several years that evolved into this format? Several years?? /me does >>>a quick check on the lifetime of yum so far... Hmm you guys at fermi >>>working with flux capacitors now-a-days? ;) >> >>When I say it took several years for this to settle into place, I'm meaning >>the distributions and workgroups. The yum section is just the final brick in >>the wall. (Actually probrubly not the final brick, just a major brick) >>We've (mainly Connie Sieh who you occasionally see post here) been doing this >>since RedHat 5.0, so the evolution started back then. >> > > > oh cmon. You didn't even make a remark about the flux capacitor > snideness. > > I'm hurt, deeply, deeply hurt. ;) > > -sv *laughs* Sorry, it's too early in the morning. To be honest, we do have a few flux capcitors. I about fell over when I was an operator and saw that in a training manual. The only problem is that they don't glow blue ... unless they are about to blow up. I have to say that the thing I was most excited to see, but had the greatest letdown was the device we use to strip the proton from the neutron. I worked here for about 4 years before I was able to see it. It was in all my training manuals, and it an vital part of the accelorator here. And I finolly got to see it. But ... I won't let the secret out. nope ... not me.... ;) Troy -- __________________________________________________ Troy Dawson dawson@xxxxxxxx (630)840-6468 Fermilab ComputingDivision/OSS CSI Group __________________________________________________
