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by **GreyClou** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 10:22:06

> If you're so amazingly rich, and you have so much trouble with Linux, why
> don't you just hire someone to set it up and maintain it for you?

Good point!
LOL!!!

by **Chris Ahlstr** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 12:17:21

>>> If you're so amazingly rich, and you have so much trouble with Linux, why
>>> don't you just hire someone to set it up and maintain it for you?

>>Good point!
>>LOL!!!

> And what would I do with it?

> No applications of any value to me.

If someone took away your Windows, for the most part you would
be able to do the same *you do now. Probably even your audio
stuff.

At first, I had trouble translating my needs into Linux apps.
Now, it is pretty easy to find what I want. YMMV, of course.

Chris

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by **Amaz** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 12:18:26

>>> If you're so amazingly rich, and you have so much trouble with Linux,
>>> why don't you just hire someone to set it up and maintain it for you?

>>Good point!
>>LOL!!!

> And what would I do with it?

Start an ISP or a web hosting service.

Quote:> No applications of any value to me.

Since *you* can't seem to install, configure or run it correctly on the
desktop you should find something better to do with your time. Since
you're into music, pretend that there is going to be a sequal to "Dirt,
Rotten Scoundrels" and score soundtrack for it. Those of us, who have
managed to get Linux running happily on the server *and* client side,
will continue to do so and share you experiences with it to the rest of the
world.

Okay? Bye bye.

by **Amaz** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 12:54:04

>>Since *you* can't seem to install, configure or run it correctly on the
>>desktop you should find something better to do with your time. Since

> What are you talking about?

> I had SUSE installed and working fine, well fine for Linux anyway, and
> in fact was posting from pan for a while.

All you did was * and moan about the installation...which you've done
with every distro. I can't wait to see your take on BSD. Have you ever
even used or tried to use another flavor of *nix...open source or
commercial?

Quote:
> Destroy your hard drive....Run Linux...the flatfish way.

by **Donn Mille** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:35:36

> >All you did was * and moan about the installation...which you've done
> >with every distro. I can't wait to see your take on BSD. Have you ever
> >even used or tried to use another flavor of *nix...open source or
> >commercial?

> As a matter of fact I have a certification in AIX, straight from IBM...

And I wrote Beethoven's ninth symphony.

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by **Amaz** » Mon, 21 Jan 2002 13:30:44

proclaimed

>>All you did was * and moan about the installation...which you've
>>done with every distro. I can't wait to see your take on BSD. Have you
>>ever even used or tried to use another flavor of *nix...open source or
>>commercial?

> As a matter of fact I have a certification in AIX, straight from IBM...

Uh huh...and you were the guy on the grassy knoll too?

by **Donn Mille** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 02:32:58

Actually, I shouldn't have blasphemed that great work.

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by **Mark Ke** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 03:19:27

>>If someone took away your Windows, for the most part you would
>>be able to do the same *you do now. Probably even your audio
>>stuff.

>>At first, I had trouble translating my needs into Linux apps.
>>Now, it is pretty easy to find what I want. YMMV, of course.

>>Chris

>No way, no how.

>I would switch to a Mac.

>The DAW stuff that can be done under Windows is pretty amazing and Linux isn't
>even in the same league.

But flatty, you've never been able to make linux work, so how could you
know?

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Take out the ham to mail me.

by **Bob Hauc** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 06:10:09

> I've posted many times from pan and slrn(for nix) and others....

If you didn't set "X-No-Archive: yes" you could even prove this. But
you do, so you can't. Oops.

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by **Charlie Eber** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 07:12:34

--

Quote:
> >If someone took away your Windows, for the most part you would
> >be able to do the same *you do now. Probably even your audio
> >stuff.

> >At first, I had trouble translating my needs into Linux apps.
> >Now, it is pretty easy to find what I want. YMMV, of course.

> >Chris

> No way, no how.

> I would switch to a Mac.

> The DAW stuff that can be done under Windows is pretty amazing and
>Linux isn't
> even in the same league.

Of course Linux is in the same league. What are you saying here?

When it comes to Multimedia, Graphics work, Movies, you name it
it's being done with Linux right now.

Practically ALL the Hollywood movies requiring special effects are
made using Linux these days'.

And you wanting to switch to a Mac, well that's Mac OSX now and
that's FreeBSD, another Unix.

Quote:
> Why do they call it a flatfish?
> Have you tipped your Porter today?
> Destroy your hard drive....Run Linux...

What are you flatfish? A Maconut!

HI!

Charlie

by **Arthu** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 08:25:19

>>>I've posted many times from pan and slrn(for nix) and others....
>>If you didn't set "X-No-Archive: yes" you could even prove this. But
>>you do, so you can't. Oops.
> Joke on you dude.....
> I left them off for those posts, mainly because I couldn't figure out how to
> turn them on........

Now you just have to remember which of 50 or more

different names you used.

by **Terry Port** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 09:35:40

On Sun, 20 Jan 2002 21:10:09 GMT, Bob Hauck in article

>> I've posted many times from pan and slrn(for nix) and others....

>If you didn't set "X-No-Archive: yes" you could even prove this. But
>you do, so you can't. Oops.

Hahahahah, excellent conclusion Bob, thats one of the downsides when
Wintrolls set "X-No-Archive: yes" :)

Terry
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by **GreyClou** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 15:23:17

>>> If you're so amazingly rich, and you have so much trouble with Linux,
>>> why don't you just hire someone to set it up and maintain it for you?

>>Good point!
>>LOL!!!

> And what would I do with it?

> No applications of any value to me.

I could say the same for M$ stuff as well.
But you know, the dogs always chase cars.
Ever wonder what they'd do if they caught one?

by **GreyClou** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 15:25:19

>>All you did was * and moan about the installation...which you've done
>>with every distro. I can't wait to see your take on BSD. Have you ever
>>even used or tried to use another flavor of *nix...open source or
>>commercial?

> As a matter of fact I have a certification in AIX, straight from IBM...

And what do you think of AIX then?

by **GreyClou** » Tue, 22 Jan 2002 15:26:45

> Actually, I shouldn't have blasphemed that great work.

You should have told him you wrote Fugue in F flat.

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