ubuntards

[Thorny]

>> Ah, Res. I'd actually been wondering where you were because I hadn't
>> seen
> 
> It's called "a life" you should try it sometime, its amazing!
> 

Well, I've had one for more than 6 decades so far, but I feel some need to
"give back" in some small way for the open source software that has been
provided for me.

>> Not that I missed them. :-)
> 
> oh dear, am i sposed to lose sleep over that :) ? not tonight josephine.
> 

Oops, missed the smiley, eh

Note: Your spellchecker is broken. :-)



>> At this point, a troll like this isn't too bad and people around here
> 
> Ah "i disgaree with you so your a troll" ... the age old saying.. its more
> a case of if the shoe fits leave the bastard on, or maybe its a case of
> "the truth hurts"
>

Didn't call you a troll, called your post a troll, subtle difference,
which I doubt was lost on you, you just wanted to build a straw man
argument. 

 
>> We know that you are a Slackware user and all the elitism that implies.
> 
> Actually, Slackware, RHEL, Solaris, no more AIX thank god, but ubuntu is
> 3rd boot option in laptop, you see i dont dis a distro without trying it
> first :)  However I spend a fair amount of time in ubuntu on laptop,
> mostly coz I detest KDE and my time is limited these days so I CBF
> building all the gnome packages for slack, as I am a great fan of gnome
> and prefer it over any othe GUI.
> 

Hey man, you've been around long enough to know, real geeks use the CLI. :-)


>> You have a quick mind and seem to like "poking the bear", nothing
> 
> when im bored, yes, you are correct :)
>

Not our problem if you are bored, go back to the life you mentioned. ;-)
 
>> We all need to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes. At least, those
>> of us who have the intelligence to do so.
> 
> So so true, if one cant, then one lacks far more than just intelligence.

Actually, this has been somewhat fun.

Regards