On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 14:56:57 -0400, "Saucy" <wow@now.brown.cow> wrote:

>Travelling the Internet? It's not a world - it's a network. And yes, I made

>a very conscious decision not to have anything to do with the virus writing

>(even though I realized I was capable of it). You're only hurt that I've

>proven Windows is relatively secure if one is only somewhat careful.

 

The only way in your feeble mind to win an argument is to use a

fallacy or try to build a strawman. You should feel right at home in

this backwater newsgroup. Lots of bozos do the same thing every day in

nearly every thread. I deal in FACTS. Deal with it.

"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message

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> I deal in FACTS. Deal with it.

>

 

 

No, you don't. I did a search of your posts. You deal in insult.You post

almost nothing but insults. Helpful content is near zero. You may be a bit

handy with your desktop, and know a little about media viewing software, but

your contribution here amounts near nada despite the huge number of posts.

You think you know a lot, and you are, no doubt, a wit legend in your own

mind, but in terms of actual substance your posts amount to near zero. Check

it out yourself. Use the Find button and type Adam Albright into the From.

 

It's almost amazing how much time you spend yet how little besides insult

you actually contribute.

 

Saucy

Bill Yanaire wrote:

> "norm" <noone@afakeddomain.net> wrote in message

> news:eGM7HPb5HHA.5316@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message

>>> news:fakg1v$lbl$1@aioe.org...

>>>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com.> wrote in message

>>>>> news:ekJszFa5HHA.2108@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>>>> Saucy wrote:

>>>>>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com.> wrote in message

>>>>>>> news:uW2C%23%23Z5HHA.464@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>>>>>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>>>>>>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message

>>>>>>>>> news:fakae7$57a$1@aioe.org...

>>>>>>>>>> Saucy wrote:

>>>>>>>>>>> "Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

>>>>>>>>>>> news:u6rl0oZ5HHA.5424@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>>>>>>>>>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message

>>>>>>>>>>>> news:fak8p6$u9q$5@aioe.org...

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Bill Yanaire wrote:

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> "Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> news:fak7ld$sjc$2@aioe.org...

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Saucy wrote:

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 'Just visited a site call www shapeofdays com which says it

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> does a demonstration of the upcoming new flash player. I

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> added it to my Trusted Zone [set to medium-high+ / protected

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> mode ON as I have otherwise scripts off] refreshed, clicked

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> on the area for the video and IE7 froze.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Concerned, I ran a virus scan [ClamWin]

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> C:\Program Files\microsoft shared\VBA\VBA6\VBE6.DLL:

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Virut.set1.08 FOUND

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It opens a backdoor. I guess I'm "owned" ?? TG my backup USB

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> drive is powered off.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> *Sigh*

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Saucy

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Makes you wish you had Ubuntu, eh? -)

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Oh that is what everybody wants to hear in this newsgroup.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Wish you had Ubuntu. That is why this group is called

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> microsoft.public.windows.vista.general !

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Even Vista users need help :-)

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Typical crap from the Ubuntu Marketing Department. Spewing

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> crap again about the TOY OS.

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vista is a toy, not Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> In about 5 years Ubuntu/Linux will have about 3.4% of the

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> market! Everybody rush to upgrade!

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Vista is the best thing that ever happened to Linux. I predict

>>>>>>>>>>>>> that the market share will boom the next few years and when you

>>>>>>>>>>>>> mention Vista, people will giggle.

>>>>>>>>>>>> $$$$$$$$$$$ Oh yea, the market share will boom. One Quarter of

>>>>>>>>>>>> One Half of One Percent. Wow. Hold me Back!

>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>> When you mention Linux/Ubuntu people say, "What the hell is

>>>>>>>>>>>> that? I thought General Motors named their cars better" !!!!

>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>>>> --

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Alias

>>>>>>>>>>>>> To email me, remove shoes

>>>>>>>>>>> I think "Ubuntu" is something some politically correct granola

>>>>>>>>>>> cruching ex-hippie type dreamed up after visiting africa. Feel

>>>>>>>>>>> good, rainbows, hemp clothing we're all one drivel.

>>>>>>>>>> The billionaire that heads up Ubuntu is from South Africa. Please

>>>>>>>>>> do your research before you put your foot in your mouth, not

>>>>>>>>>> after.

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_%28Linux_distribution%29

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> Ubuntu (official IPA pronunciation /ùbúntú/(OO-BOON-TOO) is a

>>>>>>>>>> predominantly desktop-oriented Linux distribution, based on Debian

>>>>>>>>>> GNU/Linux but with a stronger focus on usability, regular

>>>>>>>>>> releases, and ease of installation. Ubuntu is sponsored by

>>>>>>>>>> Canonical Ltd, owned by South African entrepreneur Mark

>>>>>>>>>> Shuttleworth the name of the distribution comes from the African

>>>>>>>>>> concept of ubuntu which may be rendered roughly as "humanity

>>>>>>>>>> toward others", though other meanings have been suggested.[5]

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> The most recent version, Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn), was released

>>>>>>>>>> on April 19, 2007. Version 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) is scheduled for

>>>>>>>>>> release on October 18, 2007.[6] Ubuntu aims to use only free

>>>>>>>>>> software to provide an up-to-date yet stable operating system for

>>>>>>>>>> the average user.

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> Kubuntu and Xubuntu are official subprojects of the Ubuntu

>>>>>>>>>> project, aiming to bring the KDE and Xfce desktop environments to

>>>>>>>>>> the Ubuntu core. Edubuntu is an official subproject "designed for

>>>>>>>>>> school environments, and should be equally suitable for kids to

>>>>>>>>>> use at home."[7]

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> --

>>>>>>>>>> Alias

>>>>>>>>>> To email me, remove shoes

>>>>>>>>> So you can cut and paste. Did you do all that in Ubuntu? If so,

>>>>>>>>> pretty impressive!

>>>>>>>> Not a cut and paste but a *copy* and paste :-)

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> --

>>>>>>>> Alias

>>>>>>>> To email me, remove shoes

>>>>>>> I didn't think Ubuntu could do cut n paste. Copy, .. yes .. ..

>>>>>>> Linux does that all the time.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Saucy

>>>>>> Not only can it do it, you can paste whatever you've highlighted by

>>>>>> using the scroll button on your mouse with no need for cut or copy.

>>>>>> May I remind you that Linux is based on Unix which was around

>>>>>> looooooooong before Windows. May I also remind you that UAC is a copy

>>>>>> of a feature in Linux, as is Aero. Need I go on?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> --

>>>>>> Alias

>>>>>> To email me, remove shoes

>>>>> No, you shouldn't go on. Linux has been around long before Windows and

>>>>> look how much market share it has. That should tell you that you are

>>>>> preaching in the wind!

>>>> It's growing now that it's more user friendly and safer than Windows.

>>>>

>>>>> A Free product that nobody wants. The people have spoken

>>>> Um, you only speak for yourself.

>>> Um, don't need to - The STATS have already spoken.

>> Do the stats you refer to really represent anything but numbers? They

>> don't take into account how the operating systems are marketed (or not),

>> nor do they take into account the fact that windows is ubiquitous in that

>> it is near the only choice in the mass market. I am not trying to take

>> anything away from what ms has accomplished, but the statistics represent

>> something less than the "people speaking". ymmv.

>>> You can preach till the cows come home

>>>> --

>>>> Alias

>>>> To email me, remove shoes

>>>

>>

>> --

>> norm

>

> What else could the stats represent? Numbers. I don't care how the systems

> are marketed, doesn't matter that MS is shoved down our throats, my point is

> that Linux/Ubuntu is free and it still has a very small following to this

> day. 20+ years later, people would have gotten the word that there is this

> incredible OS called Linux/Unix/[insert Name Here] and they would flocked to

> it in droves, but it wasn't [isn't] very good. That is why they have the

> market share they have.

 

This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

someone.

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

Alias wrote:

 

>

> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

> geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

> so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

> that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

> someone.

>

 

Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

want to hear about it.

The fanatical linux zealots have been trying for at least 15 yrs now to

give away something most people simple don't want and don't give a sh*t

about.

I know you think linux is some kind of a "cause" to be championed and

you hate MS and the truth really hurts, especially for weak fanatical

people like you, but honestly, enough is enough of your pretending and

lying about liunx.

Especially in this ng where you are not needed nor wanted.

Got it?

Frank

Adam Albright wrote:

 

> The only way in your feeble mind to win an argument is to use a

> fallacy or try to build a strawman.

 

This 'fallacy and strawman" is the courtroom tactic those blood sucking

attorneys you once worked for (and they fired you!) taught you and you

always try and use here (without success I might add) then accuse others

of doing the same thing.

You're weak...you're a loser...you have no FACTS at all...and you're a

friggin whining PUTZ!

Deal with it as*hole!

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>

>>

>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>> geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled

>> only so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they

>> realize that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install

>> Ubuntu for someone.

>>

>

> Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

> like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

> want to hear about it.

> The fanatical linux zealots have been trying for at least 15 yrs now to

> give away something most people simple don't want and don't give a sh*t

> about.

> I know you think linux is some kind of a "cause" to be championed and

> you hate MS and the truth really hurts, especially for weak fanatical

> people like you, but honestly, enough is enough of your pretending and

> lying about liunx.

> Especially in this ng where you are not needed nor wanted.

> Got it?

> Frank

 

Well, if you don't like hearing about Ubuntu, you have some very

miserable years ahead of you.

 

Got it?

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

If it were **FREE** and **GOOD** you would not need marketing. Word of mouth

would suffice.

 

Seeing as where Linux is now, it meets 50% of the above criteria. But things

have a habit of changing, don't they?

 

--

 

 

Regards,

 

Richard Urban

Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

(For email, remove the obvious from my address)

Remind yourself of the line I posted somewhere else a week ago or so. Best policy

 

--

Peter

 

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others

Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

 

"Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com.> wrote in message news:%23OVWoGe5HHA.4928@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> Frank wrote:

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>

>>>

>>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>>> geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled

>>> only so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they

>>> realize that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install

>>> Ubuntu for someone.

>>>

>>

>> Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

>> like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

>> want to hear about it.

>> The fanatical linux zealots have been trying for at least 15 yrs now to

>> give away something most people simple don't want and don't give a sh*t

>> about.

>> I know you think linux is some kind of a "cause" to be championed and

>> you hate MS and the truth really hurts, especially for weak fanatical

>> people like you, but honestly, enough is enough of your pretending and

>> lying about liunx.

>> Especially in this ng where you are not needed nor wanted.

>> Got it?

>> Frank

>

> Well, if you don't like hearing about Ubuntu, you have some very

> miserable years ahead of you.

>

> Got it?

>

> --

> Alias

> To email me, remove shoes

On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:53:26 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>Alias wrote:

>

>

>>

>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>> geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

>> so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

>> that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

>> someone.

>>

>

>Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

>like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

>want to hear about it.

 

You keep running away from the question WHY you are such an obvious

Microsoft fanatic, zealot and butt kisser.

"Bill Yanaire" <bill@yanaire.com> wrote in message

news:Ok4UyBc5HHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>

> What else could the stats represent? Numbers. I don't care how the

> systems are marketed, doesn't matter that MS is shoved down our throats,

> my point is that Linux/Ubuntu is free and it still has a very small

> following to this day. 20+ years later, people would have gotten the word

> that there is this incredible OS called Linux/Unix/[insert Name Here] and

> they would flocked to it in droves, but it wasn't [isn't] very good. That

> is why they have the market share they have.

 

Knowing that I'll be misunderstood, I'll state my opinion anyway :-) Unix

is actually a very good operating system. What's on my laptop? Windows

Vista, which I love. Would I use Windows for a server, probably not. Would

I use it for a client O/S definitely. Unix is lean and mean, but dull and

boring. Perfect for a server application where in most cases a keyboard and

monitor are rarely even hooked up let alone a mouse. Linux was always a

cheap rip-off of Unix in my opinion, but that of course is my opinion. I'm

a FreeBSD Unix man from way back and old habits die hard. Having said that

I will now take my refuge behind my tiny laptop screen for the inevitable

flames that are due to come my way :-)

 

--

Mark R. Cusumano

eMail: mark.cusumano@hotmail.com

Skype Name: mark.cusumano

Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>

>>>

>>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being

>>> for geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be

>>> fooled only so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu,

>>> they realize that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I

>>> install Ubuntu for someone.

>>>

>>

>> Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few

>> fanatics, like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want

>> it and don't want to hear about it.

>> The fanatical linux zealots have been trying for at least 15 yrs now

>> to give away something most people simple don't want and don't give a

>> sh*t about.

>> I know you think linux is some kind of a "cause" to be championed and

>> you hate MS and the truth really hurts, especially for weak fanatical

>> people like you, but honestly, enough is enough of your pretending and

>> lying about liunx.

>> Especially in this ng where you are not needed nor wanted.

>> Got it?

>> Frank

>

>

> Well, if you don't like hearing about Ubuntu, you have some very

> miserable years ahead of you.

>

> Got it?

>

 

hahaha...sorry pal but it's not me trying to promote something free that

hardly no one wants.

That's really being miserable!

Got it?

Frank

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:53:26 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>

>

>>Alias wrote:

>>

>>

>>

>>>This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>>>geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

>>>so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

>>>that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

>>>someone.

>>>

>>

>>Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

>>like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

>>want to hear about it.

>

>

> You keep running away from the question WHY you are such an obvious

> Microsoft fanatic, zealot and butt kisser.

>

>

Still drunk I see!

pity you stupid PUTZ!

Frank

>

> Makes you wish you had Ubuntu, eh? -)

>

> --

> Alias

> To email me, remove shoes

 

 

What a troll...

 

Lang

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>> Frank wrote:

>>

>>> Alias wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>>

>>>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being

>>>> for geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be

>>>> fooled only so long and when they actually get to see and use

>>>> Ubuntu, they realize that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every

>>>> time I install Ubuntu for someone.

>>>>

>>>

>>> Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few

>>> fanatics, like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want

>>> it and don't want to hear about it.

>>> The fanatical linux zealots have been trying for at least 15 yrs now

>>> to give away something most people simple don't want and don't give a

>>> sh*t about.

>>> I know you think linux is some kind of a "cause" to be championed and

>>> you hate MS and the truth really hurts, especially for weak fanatical

>>> people like you, but honestly, enough is enough of your pretending

>>> and lying about liunx.

>>> Especially in this ng where you are not needed nor wanted.

>>> Got it?

>>> Frank

>>

>>

>> Well, if you don't like hearing about Ubuntu, you have some very

>> miserable years ahead of you.

>>

>> Got it?

>>

>

> hahaha...sorry pal but it's not me trying to promote something free that

> hardly no one wants.

> That's really being miserable!

> Got it?

> Frank

>

 

Just because you can't install Ubuntu doesn't mean everyone can't. Just

because you feel some kind of need to brag about paying for Vista

doesn't mean everyone has that need. Some people are open to new and

better things.

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

Unix is lean and

> mean, but dull and boring.

 

I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing the

difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

 

 

"Dull and boring"?

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

Lang Murphy wrote:

>>

>> Makes you wish you had Ubuntu, eh? -)

>>

>> --

>> Alias

>> To email me, remove shoes

>

>

> What a troll...

>

> Lang

 

Ah, the ultimate Usenet insult: "What a troll ..." Can't you think of

anything more original?

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

Alias the panty dropping Linux *ho* wrote:

>

> Just because you can't install Ubuntu doesn't mean everyone can't. Just

> because you feel some kind of need to brag about paying for Vista

> doesn't mean everyone has that need. Some people are open to new and

> better things.

>

 

Frank, if you start cussing that Linux panty dropping *ho* out, she'll

leave you alone. Tell that *ho* to find a new pair of panties, because

the panties the *ho* has on are getting kind of ripe and she stinks.

 

Let me ask you this Frank. Do you think a man would be into to all this

that this *ho* does and she is into *trolling* too? The *ho's* mission

is to inform the world about Linux and to troll?

 

How sad is that? How sad is it that someone start mentally tripping like

that. It's kind of sick.

 

Maybe, if the *ho* went to a Mary-K or Martha Steward seminar on how to

sale Linux or put a Tupperware party together for her worthless a**

fiends and family that won't listen to the *ho* either about Linux,

which has the *ho* out here on the Internet trying to make sales, then

maybe just maybe the *ho* can get some sales.

 

The *ho* will then have enough stamps from the *ho's* Linux distributor,

the *ho* can fill-up the *ho's* Linux green books, cash them in so

that the *ho* can get its toaster oven and vacuum cleaner running Linux

the *ho* has been dreaming about for *years*, and the *ho* can move on

with the its worthless life and household duties.

Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:fam508$ktk$1@aioe.org:

> Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

> Unix is lean and

>> mean, but dull and boring.

>

> I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing

the

> difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

>

>

>

> "Dull and boring"?

 

No, not dull and boring. Useless in the grand scheme of things. Aero and

Beryl.

 

Neither helps with using your PC to do things that need to be done.

 

Pretty to look at......for 5 minutes......yeah, that's neat, then turn it

off.

DanS wrote:

> Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:fam508$ktk$1@aioe.org:

>

>> Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

>> Unix is lean and

>>> mean, but dull and boring.

>> I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing

> the

>> difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

>>

>>

>>

>> "Dull and boring"?

>

> No, not dull and boring. Useless in the grand scheme of things. Aero and

> Beryl.

>

> Neither helps with using your PC to do things that need to be done.

>

> Pretty to look at......for 5 minutes......yeah, that's neat, then turn it

> off.

 

Actually, the cube is handy if you want four desktops with a maximized

program open on each. Or, if you have a dozen windows open on one

desktop, moving the cursor to the upper right hand corner of the screen

to see all your windows in miniature so you switch to another one is

handy too.

 

'Course, if you want it dull and gray, stay with W2K or 98.

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

"DanS" <t.h.i.s.n.t.h.a.t@a.d.e.l.p.h.i.a.n.e.t> wrote in message

news:Xns999667CA57A8thisnthatadelphianet@216.196.97.142...

> Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:fam508$ktk$1@aioe.org:

>

>> Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

>> Unix is lean and

>>> mean, but dull and boring.

>>

>> I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing

> the

>> difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

>>

>>

>>

>> "Dull and boring"?

>

> No, not dull and boring. Useless in the grand scheme of things. Aero and

> Beryl.

>

> Neither helps with using your PC to do things that need to be done.

>

> Pretty to look at......for 5 minutes......yeah, that's neat, then turn it

> off.

>

>

 

And the same thing can be done for Windows (DirectX), only no one's bothered

[at least outside of a programming lab] - probably for the reason you

mentioned: doesn't help with using your PC to do things that need to be

done.

 

Saucy

On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 23:30:32 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>Adam Albright wrote:

>

>> On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:53:26 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>>

>>

>>>Alias wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>>This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>>>>geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

>>>>so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

>>>>that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

>>>>someone.

>>>>

>>>

>>>Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

>>>like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

>>>want to hear about it.

>>

>>

>> You keep running away from the question WHY you are such an obvious

>> Microsoft fanatic, zealot and butt kisser.

>>

>>

>Still drunk I see!

>pity you stupid PUTZ!

>Frank

 

Still running away from the question.

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 23:30:32 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>

>> Adam Albright wrote:

>>

>>> On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 16:53:26 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> This is, of course, due to MS spreading FUD about Linux only being for

>>>>> geeks, FUD that even you believe. The general public can be fooled only

>>>>> so long and when they actually get to see and use Ubuntu, they realize

>>>>> that they've been FUDed. I see it happen every time I install Ubuntu for

>>>>> someone.

>>>>>

>>>> Well, the general public has not been fooled (except for a few fanatics,

>>>> like you) about linux. They don't care about it, don't want it and don't

>>>> want to hear about it.

>>>

>>> You keep running away from the question WHY you are such an obvious

>>> Microsoft fanatic, zealot and butt kisser.

>>>

>>>

>> Still drunk I see!

>> pity you stupid PUTZ!

>> Frank

>

> Still running away from the question.

>

 

Frank's only reply to *anything* is an insult. He doesn't know any

better and doesn't realize how it makes him look like a total fool.

 

--

Alias

To email me, remove shoes

Mental Midget strikes again

 

The mental midget strikes again. Just FYI

 

"Who is your daddy?" <DaddyIsHere@DaddyHasGotTheBelt.com> wrote in message

news:ua9bKrj5HHA.2312@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Alias the panty dropping Linux *ho* wrote:

>

>>

>> Just because you can't install Ubuntu doesn't mean everyone can't. Just

>> because you feel some kind of need to brag about paying for Vista doesn't

>> mean everyone has that need. Some people are open to new and better

>> things.

>>

>

> Frank, if you start cussing that Linux panty dropping *ho* out, she'll

> leave you alone. Tell that *ho* to find a new pair of panties, because the

> panties the *ho* has on are getting kind of ripe and she stinks.

>

> Let me ask you this Frank. Do you think a man would be into to all this

> that this *ho* does and she is into *trolling* too? The *ho's* mission is

> to inform the world about Linux and to troll?

>

> How sad is that? How sad is it that someone start mentally tripping like

> that. It's kind of sick.

>

> Maybe, if the *ho* went to a Mary-K or Martha Steward seminar on how to

> sale Linux or put a Tupperware party together for her worthless a** fiends

> and family that won't listen to the *ho* either about Linux, which has the

> *ho* out here on the Internet trying to make sales, then maybe just maybe

> the *ho* can get some sales.

>

> The *ho* will then have enough stamps from the *ho's* Linux distributor,

> the *ho* can fill-up the *ho's* Linux green books, cash them in so that

> the *ho* can get its toaster oven and vacuum cleaner running Linux the

> *ho* has been dreaming about for *years*, and the *ho* can move on with

> the its worthless life and household duties.

Saucy wrote:

> "DanS" <t.h.i.s.n.t.h.a.t@a.d.e.l.p.h.i.a.n.e.t> wrote in message

> news:Xns999667CA57A8thisnthatadelphianet@216.196.97.142...

>> Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:fam508$ktk$1@aioe.org:

>>

>>> Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

>>> Unix is lean and

>>>> mean, but dull and boring.

>>>

>>> I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing

>> the

>>> difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> "Dull and boring"?

>>

>> No, not dull and boring. Useless in the grand scheme of things. Aero and

>> Beryl.

>>

>> Neither helps with using your PC to do things that need to be done.

>>

>> Pretty to look at......for 5 minutes......yeah, that's neat, then turn it

>> off.

>>

>>

>

> And the same thing can be done for Windows (DirectX), only no one's

> bothered [at least outside of a programming lab] - probably for the

> reason you mentioned: doesn't help with using your PC to do things that

> need to be done.

>

> Saucy

 

Actually, the cube is handy if you want four desktops with a maximized

program open on each. Or, if you have a dozen windows open on one

desktop, moving the cursor to the upper right hand corner of the screen

to see all your windows in miniature so you switch to another one is

handy too.

 

'Course, if you want it dull and gray, stay with the boring "classic"

theme.

 

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Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:famphn$kp3$1@aioe.org:

> DanS wrote:

>> Alias <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in news:fam508$ktk$1@aioe.org:

>>

>>> Mark R. Cusumano wrote:

>>> Unix is lean and

>>>> mean, but dull and boring.

>>> I guess you haven't checked out Linux lately. Here's a video showing

>> the

>>> difference between Aero and Ubuntu Beryl:

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>> "Dull and boring"?

>>

>> No, not dull and boring. Useless in the grand scheme of things. Aero

>> and Beryl.

>>

>> Neither helps with using your PC to do things that need to be done.

>>

>> Pretty to look at......for 5 minutes......yeah, that's neat, then

>> turn it off.

>

> Actually, the cube is handy if you want four desktops with a maximized

> program open on each.

 

Why would this be handy ? It's not like you can have all four maximized

programs on the screen at one time.

> Or, if you have a dozen windows open on one

> desktop, moving the cursor to the upper right hand corner of the

> screen to see all your windows in miniature so you switch to another

> one is handy too.

 

Or just Alt-Tab thru the list....not hard.

>

> 'Course, if you want it dull and gray, stay with W2K or 98.

>

 

Wanting or not wanting dull & gray has nothing to do window effects of

Beryl or Aero.