Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3100 mails)

[Allen <slackwarewolf@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

This was sent to me off list, I have no idea why.

On Wednesday 29 March 2006 6:08 am, you wrote:
> On 3/28/06, Allen <slackwarewolf@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > That's the scarey part.
>
> Now you are getting the implications of Novell's new SUSE strategy.
>
>  After all these years? WTF are you talking about? I wasn't eh one saying
>
> > KDE
> > was gone or not useable anymore....
>
> Foul langauge ambly emphazies your shaky position. It is you who has now
> chanced upon the supriority of Gnome, thus relegating KDE to the second
> position.

Can you learn how to actually quote? Dam I'm readin half my text with yours. 
What the HELL are you talking about foul lanaguage and a shaky what?

>
> > May be. But your priorities are changing. That is what the SUSEites are
> >
> > > worried about.
> >
> > Mine are changing? Don't think so.
>
> SUSE users will be really glad if it is actually so.
>
> Where in the hell are you getting this from? Novell never said they were
>
> > getting rid of KDE or any other desktop manager, so how would you NOT
> > click
> > on Gnome and hit enter?

See that, it's the mangled left overs of a quote.... We sure got a smart one 
here.

>
> Your point - Gnome as default desktop is not a big issue. My point (and
> many others', as you too pointed out earlier) - KDE - as default desktop is
> not a big issue. Since we don't differ much, why tinker around with SUSE
> for no valid reason?

What the hell are you talking about tinkering? The WHOLE thing was about SUSE 
using Gnome by default, I pint out that was a load and not happening, and 
you... Are an idiot.

> Actually it does as Slackware was what SUSE started with, so it would still
>
> > be
> > on topic. And I've never heard one person complain about how Slackware is
> > made. And being made by one person.... Whatever man.
>
> Not whatever man, Allen. The Man.
> *
> *From http://www.slackware.com/about/*
>  <volkerdi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>*"Patrick Volkerding
> <volkerdi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>* *Also known to many as The Man. Without
> Patrick, there would be no Slackware.
> He has worked for many years and continues to work on this popular and
> extremely stable distribution."
>
> See http://www.slackware-advocacy.org/whyuse.html
>
> "Slackware is maintained by a single person, Patrick Volkerding, who aims
> at delivering a stable, reliable, and trustworthy operating system. Patrick
> pays special attention to stability because an unstable system can neither
> be trusted nor relied upon. For this reason, every version of Slackware
> incorporates only the most stable, mature software packages available at
> the time of its release."

He's also one of my friends. What's your point?