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It is the down side of being so configurable and having so many distros - a user at a minimum has to decide what distro they want - or know someone who has the knowledge to decide of them.
A tactic that is becoming more common in CSMA is to have people just snip the others comments and then answer a completely different question... or just snip all but a couple words. It would be like me responding to your above comments by quoting only "I don't mind the folks" and then whining to you that you should mind the trolls. it pretty much kills any chance at a conversation. Even worse, they are sinking to just changing the quoted material and outright directly lying about what others said. Steve Carroll and Sandman have been doing this, and it is anything but reasonable. Then they blame others of the same, and their "clique" all stands behind the claim, even though they can produce no examples. Has made CSMA much less interesting.
That works.
Excellent. That is how it should be, and how OS X is. XP is not.
But you have to go to the command line to launch it? Is there no icon in a folder of applications, at the very least?
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 14:23:38 -0700, Ah, I thought we were discussing a single distro-environment, and the layout of...
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