Roj Bash Kurdistan

This is just a quick hello to everyone on this forum. I wish you all the best. Have Lots of Fun!

Hi pleased to meet you . Tell us a bit more about yourself, we are a nosey bunch here lol. Are you kurdish?

I hope you enjoy the forum, and look foward to seeing you posting

Nice to have you here r00t!

Bi xêr hatî...

Wish you the best - enjoy the forum...

welcome dear ROOT,
are you the Administrator of linux server?

Hello Root, welcome , are you kurd ?

missIndependent wrote:welcome dear ROOT,
are you the Administrator of linux server?

wow I didnt know there is any Girl that would know anything about Linux !

that's not very gender sensitive!

tomjez wrote::shock: that's not very gender sensitive!

ofcourse it is, I know that because I remeber in a linux forum I asked the Gender of the users, 90% of them were male.

linux is mostly for Professional Users.

and in Kurdish socities, it is Even More obvious , in Kurdish society most of computer nerds are Male, and there are not much kurds who use linux.
and when Isee a kurdish Girl knows about linux, I wonder !

that makes sense actually

dyaoko wrote:

missIndependent wrote:welcome dear ROOT,
are you the Administrator of linux server?

wow I didnt know there is any Girl that would know anything about Linux !

i wouldnt be so surprised at all. i'm doing IT at uni =)

ofcourse it is, I know that because I remeber in a linux forum I asked the Gender of the users, 90% of them were male.

COME ON GIRLS,whats wrong with ya!

linux is mostly for Professional Users.

e7m e7m e7m
i didnt like linux at all at the start, *mainly cuz of the history of redhat
but then, after a while, actually i started getting used to it, n the most important, its high security, so, i might even change my OH to linux, though my teachers saying, don't!

and in Kurdish socities, it is Even More obvious , in Kurdish society most of computer nerds are Male, and there are not much kurds who use linux.
and when Isee a kurdish Girl knows about linux, I wonder !

i call it a computer geek, and i am sure i'm not the only kurdish girl

still in wonder?

I'm a 23-year-old male living in Baghdad. I have a bachelordegree in Electronics And Communications Engineering from Baghdad university. I work in a cell phone company.

Actually my origins are too complicated to explain, but nevertheless I'll try my best. My father is actually born in Iraq, but my ancestors are from Diyar Bakir in Turkey. He's actually Arnaoot and as far as I know these (Arnaoot) descend from Albanian origins. As for Kurdish part, it actually comes from my mother who happens to be Kurdish. She's from Kirkuk, but it has been a long time since they came to Baghdad.

missIndependent>> I work with UNIX all the time. I work in a cell phone company in Baghdad. My work includes lots of UNIX/Linux. Besides I used to be a linux enthusiast before coming into my current job. I love linux. Do you like linux by the way? If you use linux, then what do you use?

Dyaoko>> I hope that my race paragraph answers your question about my origin, my friend. And by the way, I used to find it too hard to see a woman using linux, until I ran into a website called linuxchix. It's dedicated to promoting linux among women.

I've a lot of interests... I love programming. C, C++ & Assembly are my favourite. I love to read about computer security issues. I also like 3D graphics. I haven't accomplished much, but I keep reading about those things. I love Electronics, I do lots of reading regarding that as well. I love Heavy Metal music. And finally I'm trying to learn German all by myself, which makes me laugh at myself often. LOL.

I hope that answers most of your questions. If I happened to forget to mention something, I'd really like to know about it. Boy I talk too much.

By the way I would like to thank all of you for being friendly to me. These were lots of replies. Forums are surely a good place for making lots of friends.

By the way I would like to thank all of you for being friendly to me. These were lots of replies. Forums are surely a good place for making lots of friends.

I agree

Very nice, Root... Bi xêr hatî - welcome...

Thank you for sharing that with us! It is good to have you here!

Yes, Arnavût are of Albanian origin - they settled in Kurdistan and Turkey during and after the fall of the Ottoman Empire...

Nice mix...


So what do you see yourself as? Kurdish or Arnavût?

Diri>> Could be both. I had a rather stronger realtionship with my Kurdish family than with my Arnaoot famiy(except for my father of course) part.

Well you are a Kurd in my eyes...

Bijî bira...

Serkeftî bî inshallah...


Bi rêz