Quasipsyco wrote:

> Above the din in alt.os.linux.slackware, Eric Hameleers could be heard to say:
>
>>People come and go here; they come and ask for help on their problems.
>>They go if they feel they cannot contribute or get more help. Others
>>stay and become the resident (joker|dog|bozo|troll) you name it.
>
>
> You forgot the resident lurkers.
>
> Quasipsyco

Hi Quasipsyco,

You're right... when I try to be specific, I'll never be able to be
specific _enough_ due to the nature of a.o.l.s. Should've realized that.

But if I were omniscient, I'd surely be somewhere other than in this
newsgroup

Eric

Above the din in alt.os.linux.slackware, Eric Hameleers could be heard to say:
> Quasipsyco wrote:
>
>> Above the din in alt.os.linux.slackware, Eric Hameleers could be heard to
say:
>>
>
> Hi Quasipsyco,
>
> You're right... when I try to be specific, I'll never be able to be
> specific _enough_ due to the nature of a.o.l.s. Should've realized that.

I'm going to assume there are hidden sarcasm or humor tags on that.
'-)

> But if I were omniscient, I'd surely be somewhere other than in this
> newsgroup

Ha! If you were omniscient you would still be here, but with a
really good killfile that knocked out trolls or entire wasteful
threads before the first post.

Quasipsyco

--
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or develop a morbid fear of the 'rm' commmand!
From: Andy McDowell -- Slackware Mod Quote - Vol. V

Daniel de Kok <daniel@mindbender.nowhere> wrote:
> On Sat, 07 May 2005 15:10:27 -0700, BenneJezzerette wrote:
>> Hello all, well I just took a look, and find that the next incarnation
>> of Slackware is going to have some nice updates. Firstly KDE is being
>> updated, then GXine too, and some other things, the BEST part of all
>> this, is Linux 2.4.30 is next. Yes it looks official, that PV has made a
>> move up to the Linux 2.4.30 Kernel and we will see some improvements in
>> performance.
>
> Nothing from unusual, Slackware-Current almost always tracks the stable
> kernel. Besides that, the latest 2.4.x kernels primarily have security and
> stability updates.
>
>> and more. So I think maybe 10.2 or even 11.0 may be on the horizon for
>> release soon.
>
> Don't hold your breath. Even with a six month cycle between 10.1 and 11.0
> we still have to wait till August for a new release, and a six month cycle
> is really short for Slackware. The average has been about 8-9 months the
> last few years. Past results are no guarantee for the future, but you can
> make an educated guess .
>
> Other hand, we have been gambling here abouts for more than ten good solid
> ears, so it goes to show we won't ever know .
>

Just watch each card and play it slow.