Newbie query: Ubuntu vs openSUSE

[Rameshwar Kr. Sharma]

On Sun, Dec 25, 2011 at 12:48 PM, Ric Moore <wayward4now at gmail.com> wrote:

> But, no matter how blunt it is, you have to admit it is a universal
> net-norm. Just maybe reading it once is a good thing so someone knows just
> why they are getting panged on. Call it "Tough Love". And, as soon as you
> state it's a bad text, then it can be ignored.

> Mr Shamar seems to think that everyone is going to be like Liam and offer up
> all sorts of information, personally, instead of googling to find an answer
> on his own, and then declares "Shame on you!" for not compiling. If Liam
> wants to feed him, Liam can take him home.

> It is a matter of respect to do some basic research, then state "Well, I
> tried this and that." That gets respect back as respect is given first. So,
> it's a kindness to refer the newbie to that link, instead of him winding up
> in everyone's junk filter.  My two cents... Ric

Ric, I agree with you to do basic research first, but the language too
should be sober to communicate, IMHO. I am not saying that Liam or
anyone is taking someone home, but IMO, the way of communicating he
uses here is better and even I was searching at Google if PCBSD offers
a live cd or not which Liam himself didn't say since it is the basic
thing I can do myself. Not criticizing you, but IMHO, if we use sober
language, humanity flourishes more - never downgraded, that's all.