This time I had company when hanging out in the terminal room area. We ran the Network Service Desk to the satisfaction of most users. Some users were dull and non-cuddeling, other appreciated the effort involved in staying up all day and night to give user support and oversee the efforts of our humans. All servers, except some strange WindowsNT boxes, were running Linux. Some of the computers in the terminal room was dual boot and ran Linux by the end of the week.
Printing is a pain.
Network Operating Center Tux kept an eye on the NOC room, where the router people were hiding with their routers and switches and hubs and cables and fibers and cokes and coffee. The network map on the wall is the master copy. Sessions Bad luck on following sessions, I sneaked in on the multicast ones, and that was it. Too much work. I did not even go to WREC with Ingrid.