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To celebrate Slackware turning 30, I put on my 13.37 release t-shirt!

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To celebrate Slackware turning 30, I put on my 13.37 release t-shirt!

Troy to

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Anyone old enough to remember using v1.0?

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1•2 years ago
Now post one without the shirt to be distro-agnostic.
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  6•2 years ago
  To celebrate Slackware turning 30, I took off my shirt. My girlfriend and six people on the internet were super impressed by my slackware tattoo.

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