Let the weekend begin

I did get the Red Hat 8.0 iso’s downlaoded (all 5 of them) and 4 of the 5 have been burnt to CD, so I should probably get an attempt at installing on the new machine in this weekend. Tentatively, this is scheduled for tomorrow night, after dinner at my parent’s house.

The weekend has gotten off to a pretty good start though, as Brad and I did meet up at the Apple Store tonight and grabbed some food over at Max and Erma’s in the Easton Town Center. We had a good time and it was good to meet up with someone and put a real-life person to the blog. Hopefully we can get together again if Brad’s ever in town or we are ever up in Youngstown. 🙂

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