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jeffkenn said:

Hello to all, JeffKenn here. Just got a new laptop, ASUS VivoBook Ryzen 38, running Windows 10 of course. Looking forward to reading and learning a lot on here. Thanks in advance.

Welcome to Ten Forums JeffKenn. Moving to W10 can take a bit of getting used to but we have a comprehensive set of tutorials to help you out. If there is something you don't understand just post a question and we will do our best to answer it.

jeffkenn said:

Hello to all, JeffKenn here. Just got a new laptop, ASUS VivoBook Ryzen 38, running Windows 10 of course. Looking forward to reading and learning a lot on here. Thanks in advance.

Welcome to Ten Forums JeffKenn

renerelire said:

Let me introduce myself.
Long, long, long ago, I studied in Computer support. Things have changed and I learned just few basic stuff.

Welcome to TenForums, ReneRelire.

gliebisch said:

Hi, new member here , Gary from Columbus OH. My posts will be in the Audio forum, mostly.

Welcome to TenForums, Gary.

BrucenotBrice said:

Hey Gary. Thank you. I'm here in dirty Jersey. I appreciate the welcome!

Welcome to TenForums, Bruce.

jeffkenn said:

Hello to all, JeffKenn here. Just got a new laptop, ASUS VivoBook Ryzen 38, running Windows 10 of course. Looking forward to reading and learning a lot on here. Thanks in advance.

Welcome to TenForums, Jeff.

dagamba said:

Hi folks,

short introduction. Old fashioned computer user. I only use my Windows 10 box as a tool. Originally, I'm from a SUN/Unix/Linux world and absolutely used to doing things, myself, so with all the paths set in stone in Windows, I have my problems finding my way around. Plunged into the Windows world when I changed jobs form a branch on the Linux/Unix side to a completely different branch that runs on Windows. Now. I'm automotive, just so you know.

Already thinking of installing a Linux partition on this box, as I haven't done so, yet.

Oh, right, where. I am not an Austrian, but I deliberately and intentionally moved to Austria just because I love this country and the people in this specific area (Graz). This here feels like it's my final stop. Been growing up in US and living and working in many parts of Europe, like Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, France, etc...

I do NOT recommend visiting Graz. It's absolutely dangerous: You get hooked. Second visit and you just can't leave any more. People are extremely relaxed and friendly, town is so sugary cute it's just sticky, and still very lively, never sleeps, surroundings have just everything you'd dream of (high mountains, rolling hills, vineyards, castles, all kinds of landscapes, sparsely populated areas with beautiful nature, sun, sun, sun and sun...) except access to the sea (that's around 2.5 hrs drive) and the whole area is warm and welcoming. Don't try. You'll get stuck.

Welcome, dagamba! Did you say you were in Automotive or the Travel Bureau business? Graz sounds like the backyard to Sound of Music.

Welcome to Ten Forums Gary, JeffKenn, and dagamba

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dagamba said:

Hi folks,

short introduction. Old fashioned computer user. I only use my Windows 10 box as a tool. Originally, I'm from a SUN/Unix/Linux world and absolutely used to doing things, myself, so with all the paths set in stone in Windows, I have my problems finding my way around. Plunged into the Windows world when I changed jobs form a branch on the Linux/Unix side to a completely different branch that runs on Windows. Now. I'm automotive, just so you know.

Already thinking of installing a Linux partition on this box, as I haven't done so, yet.

Oh, right, where. I am not an Austrian, but I deliberately and intentionally moved to Austria just because I love this country and the people in this specific area (Graz). This here feels like it's my final stop. Been growing up in US and living and working in many parts of Europe, like Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, France, etc...

I do NOT recommend visiting Graz. It's absolutely dangerous: You get hooked. Second visit and you just can't leave any more. People are extremely relaxed and friendly, town is so sugary cute it's just sticky, and still very lively, never sleeps, surroundings have just everything you'd dream of (high mountains, rolling hills, vineyards, castles, all kinds of landscapes, sparsely populated areas with beautiful nature, sun, sun, sun and sun...) except access to the sea (that's around 2.5 hrs drive) and the whole area is warm and welcoming. Don't try. You'll get stuck.

Welcome to TenForums, Dagamba.

dagamba said:

Hi folks,

short introduction. Old fashioned computer user. I only use my Windows 10 box as a tool. Originally, I'm from a SUN/Unix/Linux world and absolutely used to doing things, myself, so with all the paths set in stone in Windows, I have my problems finding my way around. Plunged into the Windows world when I changed jobs form a branch on the Linux/Unix side to a completely different branch that runs on Windows. Now. I'm automotive, just so you know.

Already thinking of installing a Linux partition on this box, as I haven't done so, yet.

Oh, right, where. I am not an Austrian, but I deliberately and intentionally moved to Austria just because I love this country and the people in this specific area (Graz). This here feels like it's my final stop. Been growing up in US and living and working in many parts of Europe, like Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, France, etc...

I do NOT recommend visiting Graz. It's absolutely dangerous: You get hooked. Second visit and you just can't leave any more. People are extremely relaxed and friendly, town is so sugary cute it's just sticky, and still very lively, never sleeps, surroundings have just everything you'd dream of (high mountains, rolling hills, vineyards, castles, all kinds of landscapes, sparsely populated areas with beautiful nature, sun, sun, sun and sun...) except access to the sea (that's around 2.5 hrs drive) and the whole area is warm and welcoming. Don't try. You'll get stuck.

Welcome to TenForums, Dagamba.