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My love for computers has been with me for as long as I can remember. The passion started with my father giving me a flash drive. It was a 1GB flash drive, and I would carry it everywhere, and put everything on it. Because I could not carry my computer with me to school, but could carry my flash drive, I sought ways to make a portable operating system that could be as portable as me. That’s is where Ubuntu came in. Ubuntu is a free community-driven operating system coded in Linux. It is very robust when it comes to development tools, and I started tooling with simple level Terminal coding. Since I didn’t need Ubuntu on my laptop, I installed Windows. I was cool with the Windows version of Terminal (Command Prompt, cmd.exe) I wanted
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