yus Mam

+Alan Hicks+ wrote:
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> It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise,
> Than for a man to hear the song of fools.
> Ecclesiastes 7:5
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You are right, the post I replied to brought out some poor statements
from me.
Thank you for a sensible reply.

nalsing wrote:

> yus Mam
>
> +Alan Hicks+ wrote:

>> Trim your posts. Stop top-posting.

Did you not understand the second sentence, the one that was written,
"Stop top-posting."?
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Two Ravens wrote:
> nalsing wrote:
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>>yus Mam
>>

You get to have

>>+Alan Hicks+ wrote:
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>>>Trim your posts. Stop top-posting.
>
>
> Did you not understand the second sentence, the one that was written,
> "Stop top-posting."?

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+Alan Hicks+ <alan@lizella.network> wrote:
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> In alt.os.linux.slackware, NeoSadist dared to utter,
>> I'm not sure of Slackare's intended audience at times
>
> it's kind of odd. I don't think Slackware really has an intended
> audience. I've always had the impression that Pat kind of does what he
> likes and those people who like the same sort of things in their OS are
> going to gravitate to Slackware.
>
>> I wish somehow I could figure out what
>> Slackware's main ideas are, like if he's making a distribution for servers,
>> for hobbyists, to be Unix-like, for people with faster computers, for
>> people with slower computers, etc.
>
> Slackware's officially stated goals are (and have always been to my
> knowledge) ease of use and stability.
>
>> They claim to be more Unix-like, which
>> is a good goal, and one that I think he's reached, but I'd like him to give
>> more input at times, or make the goals more clear.
>
> I think you will notice that if you start doing things in the Slackware
> community, Pat will take notice and listen to you. If you think a
> package should be included, you can always send him an e-mail and he
> might think about it. If you send him patches or SlackBuild scripts,
> he'll almost certainly consider it for some time before making a
> decision.
>
>> He did say easy to use at one time was his goal, but Mandrake and other
>> distributions are usually thought of in this category before Slackware.
>
> Depends on your definition of ease of use. If you mean something that
> will configure everything for me and dump me into a completely useable
> OS, but one that I might not know how to use well, then you're talking
> Mandrake. If you're talking about something that is consistant,
> requiring little relearning even between large version jumps, you're
> thinking Slackware. Slackware is easier to use in the sense that
> nothing is done behind your back so you (should) always know exactly
> what is happening at any given time.
>
> - --
> It is better to hear the rebuke of the wise,
> Than for a man to hear the song of fools.
> Ecclesiastes 7:5
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