A future so bright Tux needs shades
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What?
my response too. Given how well my "little Old Ladies" have taken to Mandriva Linux. BTW, someone asked for a short article from one of my "LOLs".. Liz, she agreed and is doing a peice.
I know I'll sound like an @ss here, but pffft. That's what you get form using Ubuntu.
Quite a lot pf people wrongly think that Ubuntu=Linux. It's nuts. Quit pissing your friends off and give them somethig that works before they beat you to a bloody pulp ;)
Quite a lot pf people wrongly think that Ubuntu=Linux. It's nuts. Quit pissing your friends off and give them somethig that works before they beat you to a bloody pulp ;)
> I know I'll sound like an @ss here, but pffft. That's what you get form using Ubuntu.
What on earth are you talking about?
What on earth are you talking about?
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I'm actually a Linux fan, been using it for 7 years now (man I'm getting old) but while it was progressing rapidly in the past years, I can't help feel a stagnation, or even degradation lately. Everything is sluggish (ext3 I blame you! CFS... :() and alternatives on the desktop are ever-more inviting.
They need to get their act together, do proper quality control on kernel releases and stop being feature whores lest they'll end up as Slowaris of old.
So no, we didn't win.