02-12-2018, 01:45 PM
[member=411]bitsnpcs[/member]
Prologue, from an assumed Nerd/Geek with social aptitudes:
I'm not "diagnosed" but after doing some reading on the subject and having talks with a specialist (originally for my kids), seems I'm a 'functional' Asperger too. Things that changed though, I was a workaholic/perfectionist but with the kids it gives you a kick somewhere and changes your focus.
. Also learned that my mother is a lot more Asperger than me, which explained a lot.
[member=411]bitsnpcs[/member] and [member=7109]Moltke[/member]
Grats Bits and keep up the hard work, but don't forget to take care of yourself.
Moltke, don't forget to get some sleep sometimes too
Anyways, I just read the full thread. Quite educational you two.
Since I didn't have the Linux knowledge, I focused more on finding the perfect distro.
After about fifty different ones installed in Virtual Machine, like a lot of people in these here forums, I settled to Linux Lite as my main distro and Linux Mint for some friends/family (only for language reasons). I just have to do minor configurations/preferences to get it to where I need to.
Also want to send a general "Thank you!" to the Linux community / distro makers. I do this has a hobby and voluntary work, but I don't know how many hours I saved installing Linux instead of another "mainstream" OS.
Prologue, from an assumed Nerd/Geek with social aptitudes:
I'm not "diagnosed" but after doing some reading on the subject and having talks with a specialist (originally for my kids), seems I'm a 'functional' Asperger too. Things that changed though, I was a workaholic/perfectionist but with the kids it gives you a kick somewhere and changes your focus.
. Also learned that my mother is a lot more Asperger than me, which explained a lot.[member=411]bitsnpcs[/member] and [member=7109]Moltke[/member]
Grats Bits and keep up the hard work, but don't forget to take care of yourself.
Moltke, don't forget to get some sleep sometimes too
Anyways, I just read the full thread. Quite educational you two.
Since I didn't have the Linux knowledge, I focused more on finding the perfect distro.
After about fifty different ones installed in Virtual Machine, like a lot of people in these here forums, I settled to Linux Lite as my main distro and Linux Mint for some friends/family (only for language reasons). I just have to do minor configurations/preferences to get it to where I need to.
Also want to send a general "Thank you!" to the Linux community / distro makers. I do this has a hobby and voluntary work, but I don't know how many hours I saved installing Linux instead of another "mainstream" OS.
- TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
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