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Hello again, buymystock.
I'm also fond of both Klaus K and his Knoppix product.
Your join date shows you've been at this a lot longer than I have. Congratulations.
My observation is that Klaus K does not frequent this forum, except rarely.
He has not been very active even on his own forum lately, at least publicly,
as you can see at:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-knoppix/2014
I think Klaus K does monitor his own forum, however, and will most likely respond
to specific questions there, if the questions are reasonable and pertinent, and
almost certainly if you've found a legitimate Knoppix problem that needs his attention.
Werner points out that Klaus K may be seen on some past CeBIT sessions giving
lectures there in both English and German.
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Originally Posted by
utu
Hello again, buymystock.
I'm also fond of both Klaus K and his Knoppix product.
Your join date shows you've been at this a lot longer than I have. Congratulations.
My observation is that Klaus K does not frequent this forum, except rarely.
He has not been very active even on his own forum lately, at least publicly,
as you can see at:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-knoppix/2014
I think Klaus K does monitor his own forum, however, and will most likely respond
to specific questions there, if the questions are reasonable and pertinent, and
almost certainly if you've found a legitimate Knoppix problem that needs his attention.
Werner points out that Klaus K may be seen on some past CeBIT sessions giving
lectures there in both English and German.
Hi "utu" anew!
Thanks for being so helpful, in addition to your well-mannered congratulatory expressive regarding my very good fortune of discovering Knoppix! This link to "lists.debian.org/debian-knoppix/2014" is a delight, with technical information from Klaus K that is presented in such a way as to allow easy and accurate perception. Archives starting in May of 2001 and leading through the years and months (2001--2014) are especially charming to me and to countless millions of people that have a strong interest in Knoppix (to such a degree that it causes some changes in their lifestyles in order to accommodate their loyalty to this outstanding Debian designed operating system).
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