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Linux Is So Bad it Has To Be a Joke... Exposing the Linux Myth, or
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 17:11:10 -0700, Karen Livermore Golly gee I have two copmputers running suse 9.2 pro with out any problems printing works, all 3...
Linux Is So Bad it Has To Be a Joke... Exposing the Linux Myth, or
begin fcukyou.vbs It was on Thu, 21 Apr 2005 20:16:07 -0700, that Karen Livermore - aka FLATFISH was seen to write: Choice. We're not stuck with one OS, like...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17383
begin risky.vbs Windows has cost companies billions because of its insecure design. The fact that you...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17384
Tony Lawrence I get this a lot too, so you're not alone. Time to break out the emergency supply of Knoppix DVDs and send them on their way, they'll come clamouring...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17385
begin oeprotect.scr I'm afraid a lot of the people here are paid to troll. With all due respect, that's a decision you should take...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17386
Mark Kent You mean like usability ratio against maintenance? Already there, Mac OS wins hands down. I...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17387
begin oeprotect.scr Not so sure about Macs - read on: My lad's OSX box has been all...
When Longhorn release, Linux got end. 17388
begin KillFileMe.vbs Buy used. I bought a new one for Mrs. Midget awhile back. That was...
Linux Fails The Family Test BADLY! 17389
So you are saying, if I download the 3 multi-media packs via Yast, I now...
Linux Fails The Family Test BADLY! 17390
Robert Strunk wrote something like: My teens use linux... In fact my daughters demanded it on their personal machines when I put them together. They prefer the reliability. BTW, why is this crossposted...
Linux Fails The Family Test BADLY! 17391
Mark Kent Late 90's. Red Hat 6. Used GNOME Enlightenment for the desktop environment. Used VMware to run...
Linux Fails The Family Test BADLY! 17392
Mart van de Wege poked his little head through the XP firewall and said: That's good...
Desktop Linux Where is it hiding Is this group a joke or something
I read comp.os.linux.advocacy and honestly it feels like I have entered the twilight zone because I certainly do not see anything like...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17394
Hmmm. Debian includes it without you having to compile a thing: lib-modules-2.6.8-2-386-kernel-drivers-usb-input-wacom.ko...
An Open and very general Letter To All Companies Contemplating A Switchover 17395
The Ghost In The Machine I got that exact error message yesterday afternoon trying to boot Mandrake 10.1, and used it as an excuse to reinstall. How Windowish of me...
An Open and very general Letter To All Companies Contemplating A Switchover 17396
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, DFS wrote on Fri, 10 Jun 2005 17:49:38 -0400 (qua: in the capacity or character of -- hmm, perhaps I should have used 'per se', instead) Not really. Copy Linux kernel to floppy (if...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17397
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 16:52:47 -0500, Bullpoo. If this were true, then MS would outsource their...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17398
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 12:54:11 -0700, Jim Richardson Your logic escapes me. MS's "email system" services...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17399
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 16:52:30 -0500, And Akamia chose Linux to build with, instead...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17400
begin KillFileMe.vbs That's nice. Maybe you can take a shot at addressing the point instead...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17401
On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 18:39:05 GMT, Sinister Midget I did address th epoint being raised. It was claimed that...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17402
begin KillFileMe.vbs I get it. IOW the point I raised will continue to be ignored...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17403
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 05:59:09 GMT, Sinister Midget The part you keep ignoring, and I can only believe this is...
An Open Letter To The Linux Enthusiasts. 17404
On Thu, 9 Jun 2005 17:51:48 -0500, Erik Funkenbusch The real question is why in hell you think there would need to be an entire data center dedicated to serving...
I've been using Linux Audio since 1997. What's the problem
begin virus.txt.scr Alexander Skwar This was no "COLA idiot" It was a nymshifting wintroll, quite probably flatfish...
Linux Dealt a rest BLOW by Apple !!!!!!! 17406
Ralph Go ahead and post something better. What are you afraid of when you clip the part where I acknowledge that I don't call it representative of the internet as a whole? Outside...
Linux Dealt a rest BLOW by Apple !!!!!!! 17407
Jason Bowen Why did you not respond to this? This point is still valid. Yes, you do. Baseless accusations. Another claim that can't be...
Hardware DRM
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Peter Jensen wrote on 08 Jun 2005 13:50:24 GMT Hmm...the tricky part of this patent is the "prevented from using...
Intel Says: Linux Going NOWHERE ON THE DESKTOP
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 You have no evidence, yet take the position that JEDIDIAH is the less accomplished person. I suspect you...
Linux...Great if you have tons of free time and a tolerance for unstable APPLICATIONS
winnotlin .-me chokes on his morning coffee I installed Oh, please. The driver is as old as the hardware. If it worked back then with no problems, what's the...
Linux...Great if you have tons of free time and a tolerance for unstable APPLICATIONS
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 19:51:41 -0400, flatfish+++ Absolutely! Uh? You've lost me here. Doesn't happen on my boxen. Because they already provide functionality at that level, and because...
Linux Market share 17412
have You bluster, Ray, but you are defeated on that point, IMO. ERS cast the attribution as adoption by the Microsoft Central Committee and that was a great leap that was never...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17413
Apple and Sun have both tried to offer systems for Intel. Both were unable to compete effectively against Microsoft. Unlike Linux which is...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17414
Below you talk about subjective opinions... I would love to see you support your above claim with anything *other* than your subjective opinion...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17415
Daeron hang on... am I wrong in this? I thought that as far as the processor is concerned, data and code are the same thing...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17416
Mxsmanic wrote something like: Strangely enough this "tremendous overhead" is not very noticeable in normal desktop use. I don't seem to see a major slowness compared to...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17417
Mxsmanic wrote something like: Can you detail this. I use linux every day and don't notice any major performance issues, even with 'bloated' KDE...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17418
Linux doesn't need a replacement for X11, but it needs an alternative that can co...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17419
The backup tool would NOT need to operate in Windows...in fact it'd be pretty f***ing stupid since how would they even get into...
Why doesn't Apple start making operating systems for x86 PC's 17420
Oh, I see, you're so f***ing RETARDED, that you think the way I treat you, a moronic f***in drooler on USENET is the way that I treat EVERYBODY, huh? Must be that...