My Desktop
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My Linux box.
Since it's my very first ASCII graph I'd like
to hear any suggestions or corrections.
(e.g. about the chair)
... YES a Linux user does NOT need a mouse,
also there is only ONE button at the tower,
the POWER button (NOT the RESET -useless as well ;).
Mike @
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