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what caused you to get into Linux?
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I was 11 and had issues with bad ram sectors so Windows would shut down every few minutes.
I read up on it and used an Ubuntu live USB, back when unity was new, I loved that it wouldn't have problems with my ram so I installed it and started distro hopping.
I now don't have a computer so I only use Windows at work.