User:Znx

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This user is a native speaker of British English.

C

This user can program in C.

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Perl

This user is just another Perl hacker.

PHP

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This user can program in Python.

Tcl

This user is a Tcl scripter.

bash

This user can program in Bash.

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This user can write XHTML.

This user contributes using GNU/Linux.

This user contributes using Vim.

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Me

I am a Gentoo Linux user and have been using GNU/Linux systems since late 1997 when I started with Slackware 3.3. I have a degree in Chemical Engineering and currently work as a Computer operator within the University of Aberdeen, Old Aberdeen. I regularly assist new users enter the Linux world.

Znx is also known as the regex master. He won the regex championship 7 years running. (2007/2008/2009/2010/2011/2012/2013). In a shocking turn of events the judges have revoked all his championship wins for using HGH to gain a advantage.

My Contributions

Highland Folk Museum (02/Jan/07 18:02)
Highland (21/Dec/06 23:10) - First edit yay.
Computer operator (11/Mar/07 20:51) - Since I am a operator myself.

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Wikipedia Skins

I have never really been comfortable with Monobook as a skin and regularly drop back into the Simple skin. However I have found a skin I like a lot. Using Monobook as a base and then applying Grey Lady with Stylish (a Firefox add-on) results in a very simple and pleasing skin!