Where you from?

[beto]

Caracas, Venezuela 

[davec51]

Northern Virginia, USA, not far from Washington, DC.

[Fligh]

Cape Town but living in Florida

[beerstein]

from Munich in Bavaria

[cgustafson]

Southeastern Pennsylvania, USA

[PIRAT507]

Utrecht 3 miles away.
New Capital of the Netherlands.
Dope allowed, everyone online almost for free.

[PIRAT507]

and minimal 6 weeks vacation per year :-)
Yes I am lucky, I was not born in the more or less united states of northern America.

[jls]

....Dope allowed, everyone online almost for free.

[Wayne]

Hello guys...
I live in USA..

[tikbalang]

Manila, Philippines

[vinceASPECT]

London City   (United Kingdom)



Vince.

[thane]

Thought I'd bump this up in case some of the newer TCL users wanted to post...

Looking over the posts I'm amazed at the nature of the TCL community. I'd expected users to be concentrated in the U.S. and Canada, with maybe some in the UK and Australia/New Zealand, but the community is much more international even than that.

[TerryJC]

Close to Poole in Dorset, on the South Coast of the UK.

[floppy]

.. North-West-France (Saint-Brieuc), currently living/working in South-West-Germany (Stuttgart).

[bmarkus]

Thought I'd bump this up in case some of the newer TCL users wanted to post...

Looking over the posts I'm amazed at the nature of the TCL community. I'd expected users to be concentrated in the U.S. and Canada, with maybe some in the UK and Australia/New Zealand, but the community is much more international even than that.

Why would one expect an under developed country like US where most of users are connected with a telephone modem with 33.6 kbit/s with no highspeed mobile coverage while in rest of the World you get 30Mbit/s in budget plans?

Also, LINUX itself is not a US thing.

World is International. If there is any meaning of original today, LXDE comes from Taiwan, Xfce from Europe/Benelux, ... myself is located in Budapest/Hungary/Europe, ...