Working with Linux on a PC 1649
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 19:47:09 -0700, Snit
I do. I asked you to show that you did. You refuse.
You like being wrong, don't you?
Oh well.
SO? I asked that you show that you know. You refuse.
AHa hah HHA ahhah HAh aHHAH AHAH AhHAAHA HAHA AHAH ... That's funny, coming from you.
Perhaps you are too damn stupid to understand that some developers do not follow guidelines. Perhaps you are too damn stupid to understand many people prefer to have-use those apps, as written, rather than not have them.
Or maybe you are just that dishonest?
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Tukla Ratte wrote on Wed, 09 Mar 2005 09:05:58 -0600 That's plenty CPU. I've built Stage1s using a 1.4 GHz Athlon. I'd want more disk space, though. I'd recommend at...
No duh.
Oh, well.
SO you are saying to users they should have applications they like to use because the developers do not follow guidelines?
Johannes Bauer Gak! Brilliant. By sheer coincidence, I've just rebooted after using Windows for an hour or so. I swear the following is true: I'm a poker player. A friend came around a couple...
You aren't showing any understanding.
As for your ridiculous position... don't do a 'default' install. Manually install only apps that meet your approval.
Now your are saying that things should be set up the same way as in window$ or OS X. Well, they aren't. Too bad.
... in YOUR opinion.
First, it is poorly IN YOUR OPINION. Second, it is the fault of the particular application, not the OS. Learn the difference.
Learn something about app behavior and OS behavior.
Blah, blah, blah.
Others have shown they understand your views and berate you.
The Ghost In The Machine I've never met a distro that was. No hurry, and I do have a spare...
You are in no position to tel me how I am better served.
-- Rick
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