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**dimension**'s original "About" page, wrote by **argh** - The sysop of Dimension Mk1.

![Dimension Mark 1's Logo](/img/old-dimension/index_dimname.gif)
> dimension was born on 10th October 1997. An old computer was resurrected from the ashes and reborn. From its slavery under Windows 95, dimension was given a new lease of life under linux. The box in question was a Dell Dimension series with a Pentium 75MHz processor and 16MB RAM.
dimension was born on 10th October 1997. An old computer was resurrected from the ashes and reborn. From its slavery under Windows 95, dimension was given a new lease of life under linux. The box in question was a Dell Dimension series with a Pentium 75MHz processor and 16MB RAM.

RedHat 4.0 was installed and I opened up the system in a 'secure' firewalled environment. A few users were granted access. News of the box spread in the local community until I was asked to put dimension on the net.
> RedHat 4.0 was installed and I opened up the system in a 'secure' firewalled environment. A few users were granted access. News of the box spread in the local community until I was asked to put dimension on the net.
{{< rawhtml >}}
<img src="/img/old-dimension/dimold.gif" style="border: solid 1px; float: left; margin: 20px;" alt="The physical Dimension Mark 1 PC" />
<img src="/img/old-dimension/dimold.gif" style="float: left; margin: 20px;" alt="The physical Dimension Mark 1 PC" />
{{< /rawhtml >}}

dimension (mark I) had been liberated in fall of '97, however the new year brought a lack of machines at work,
> dimension (mark I) had been liberated in fall of '97, however the new year brought a lack of machines at work,
its fate was deemed to be that of workstation once more. To keep dimension alive the server is now running on
one of my home PC's which I brought into work. It used to have Slackware on it and it was my main development
machine for the past 3 years. After many processor updates from 486SX to DX2 to AMD DX4 (aw man that was bad),
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3x CDROM...but we don't talk about that part.

{{< rawhtml >}}
<img src="/img/old-dimension/dim1.gif" style="border: solid 1px; float: right; margin: 20px;" alt="The physical Dimension Mark 2 PC" />
<img src="/img/old-dimension/dim1.gif" style="float: right; margin: 20px;" alt="The physical Dimension Mark 2 PC" />
{{< /rawhtml >}}

dimension still runs on Redhat 4.2 (after an upgrade), under kernel 2.0.36. We nearly went Redhat 5.x but I found that a lot of older software was incompatable so we've stayed here till I fix the bugs...and to see
> dimension still runs on Redhat 4.2 (after an upgrade), under kernel 2.0.36. We nearly went Redhat 5.x but I found that a lot of older software was incompatable so we've stayed here till I fix the bugs...and to see
dimension now supports more than 30 users with ranges of interest from houses to horseracing, linux to loo rolls (okay no loo rolls). We hold the official Stagefright (still under construction...come on Tracey!) and Idlewild band homepages. We run a Linux user group (thanks to qwaszx et al. for that one), IRC server, MUD and loads of other services to keep our members happy, as well as drag the Internet community to us.
> dimension now supports more than 30 users with ranges of interest from houses to horseracing, linux to loo rolls (okay no loo rolls). We hold the official Stagefright (still under construction...come on Tracey!) and Idlewild band homepages. We run a Linux user group (thanks to qwaszx et al. for that one), IRC server, MUD and loads of other services to keep our members happy, as well as drag the Internet community to us.
From the "Servers" page:

dimension is part of a much wider family of linux servers
> dimension is part of a much wider family of linux servers
the domain name [spodnet.uk.com] itself is registered to a friend who has given me some DNS space. It's not that I couldn't go out and get my own name, it's because of the family, and kin is kin.
> the domain name [spodnet.uk.com] itself is registered to a friend who has given me some DNS space. It's not that I couldn't go out and get my own name, it's because of the family, and kin is kin.
dimension itself is now, finally, after some months of relative obscurity receiving some attention [19501 hits Feb 1999]
> dimension itself is now, finally, after some months of relative obscurity receiving some attention [19501 hits Feb 1999]
servers in our family include:
> servers in our family include:
**max** is the latest brainchild of tek, who was a founding member on dimension. Although the URL belongs to this server, max is actually held in another protected area.
> **max** is the latest brainchild of tek, who was a founding member on dimension. Although the URL belongs to this server, max is actually held in another protected area.
**time** is an old friend of dimension. time runs on an Macintosh 8500 Power PC and runs Linux PPC.
> **time** is an old friend of dimension. time runs on an Macintosh 8500 Power PC and runs Linux PPC.
**federation** is a Silicon Graphics Indy R5000 which helps us out with a little webcam problem.
> **federation** is a Silicon Graphics Indy R5000 which helps us out with a little webcam problem.
**revolution** is a Dell Dimension P75T overclocked to 90MHz. it's owned by scrump who's been a user of dimension for many a year...well almost from the start.
> **revolution** is a Dell Dimension P75T overclocked to 90MHz. it's owned by scrump who's been a user of dimension for many a year...well almost from the start.
## dimension.h3o.org - 2000-2002

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div#footer {
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h1 {
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div#body {
padding: 10px pre {
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pre {
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border-radius: 5px;
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background: var(--bar);
color: var(--primary);
box-shadow: 2px 2px var(--shadow);
margin-bottom: 2em;
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h1,
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