On Thu, 2007-09-27 at 13:16 -0500, SOTL wrote:
> On Sunday 23 September 2007 21:48, Paul M Foster wrote:
> > On Sun, Sep 23, 2007 at 07:50:39PM -0400, Levi Bard wrote:
> > > > Well I am writing this in OpenOffice.
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> If you go back to the parent message it was something of the accord that the
> reason Linux is not being accepted on the desktop is because there is a
> difference in vocublary in Windows world and the Linux world.
>
> What I just did is put such nonsence in it correct place. The file 13 drawer.
>
> Nothing more nothing less.
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> As for as venting my flusterations about Linus it is always becaus I am trying
> to use it in a desktop in a business environment and with my level of
> knowledge while not the equal of the Linux Wizards on this list is definitely
> way way above the average Microsoft computer type.
Maybe so, but if you think you know Linus so well, you haven't seen
this: http://m0sia.ru/gallery2/d/40-2/Linus+Torvalds+in+a+Speedo.jpg
That'll give you nightmares.
> You are happy only because you are not pushing the bounds of what is possible
> for a desktop Linux system. If you were pushing the bounds then you would be
> equally flustered.
Yeah, the amount of clicks necessary to open an application in the X
windows environment puts you on the bleeding edge.
> Recall Paul You use Windows for documentation as Linux is not up to the level
> of formatting you required. Try doing it in Linux. You can not.
You cannot make documentation on top of Linux? I guess Linux doesn't
have any text editors. Dang. I was just about to make the switch.
Sarcasm aside. Really. Have you asked for professional help? I mean
serious help with Linux? You do not know what you are talking about.
The Logan.
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