Well, Windows is back on the disk.

[J.Markoll]

Sasha Tsykin a écrit :
> Michael Richter wrote:
>> On 16/01/06, Giorgos <pinkisntwell at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> There are so many wrong things in windows that I can't even begin to
>>> list. The fact that it supports your sound card setup tells me nothing.
>>> Grow up already.
>> I extend to you the same invitation I extended to the other kind
>> gentleman in this very thread.  If you don't like the message, please
>> feel free to add ttmrichter at gmail.com to your ignore list.  While
>> you're at it, add mtr1966 at hotpop.com, mtr1966 at hotmail.com and
>> ttmrichter at hotmail.com.  Your life will be uninterrupted by anybody
>> pricking your fantasy that Linux is ready for the desktop.
>> Grow up, already.
>> -- 
>> Michael T. Richter
>> ttmrichter at gmail.com
>> Jabber: mtr1966 at jabber.cn
> It's pathetic to jump on people for expressing their opinion.
As I expressed in the last post I sent on this topic, it is in fact not
pathetic at all, but very productive it seems, as answers come out, 
whereas the one report on burning I did was purely ignored by all.
One point.

> try to stamp on debate this way. Grow up yourself. By the way, I would 
> like to thank Michael Richter for raising this issue because the only 
> way Ubuntu will improve is if the devs find out about this sort of 
> thing, so really he is doing us all a favour.
And sticking to it as if an important job to do :)
Could it be done intentionally in a percise goal ? :)

> Incidentally, you can add me to you ignore list as well. My addresses 
> are stsykin at gmail.com, psychosushi at optusnet.com.au, stsykin at hotmail.com, 
> and stsyk094 at scopus.vic.edu.au.
> Sasha
Is it what is recommanded to succeed in creating a circle of cooperation 
with
an ambition of succeeding in creating a highly Human relashionship 
around Ubuntu use and development ?
Ubuntu Linux, for the Human. ;-)
Greetings, Joyce Markoll.


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