Alias wrote:

>

> As you well know, to spread the good news about Ubuntu, of course. It's

> an altruistic act on my part and you should be grateful.

>

 

No, you're here only because you're a broke loser who can't afford to

purchase Vista and you're extremely jealous of those of us who can

afford Vista.

So this is your way of letting us know just how enraged (and broke) you are.

And you're not man enough to admit it...so you keep lying about it.

Frank

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:51:08 -0700, Frank <fb@nospan.crm> wrote:

>

>

>>Alias wrote:

>>

>>

>>>One doesn't have to jump off a ten story building to know it isn't a

>>>good idea.

>>>

>>

>>You have a degree of sheer stupidity about you that is simply astounding!

>>We cornered your ignorant ass many times over the fact that you did not

>>have Vista installed...finally you claimed that you "played" with it in

>>department store so you knew what it was all about.

>>You are the true, unabridged definition of a troll right down to your

>>constant denials and lies.

>>Frank

>

>

> You don't have to buy a car to know how it drives dumbass. Write this

> down for future reference: Most car dealers allow a test drive. Of

> course you may be the exception, since I would suspect you come into a

> showroom wild eyed and foaming from the mouth and probably start

> screaming and stamping your feet.

>

> Playing with Vista in a store while not the idea test does give you a

> feel for how it performs. Surely more than some bozo like you taking

> it home and using it to read email and surf the web which if the truth

> be known is all a dummy like you is capable of doing on a computer and

> only after many failed attempts. You're a fraud Frank. I know it and

> so does everyone else.

>

> LOL!

>

 

Fukkk!!! You're actually dumber than we all first thought you were!

Frank

NoStop wrote:

> Leythos wrote:

>

>

>>In article <ej1$cvk6HHA.5752@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl>,

>>iamalias@shoesgmail.com. says...

>>

>>>Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>>>

>>>>If you wish, I can post all the links to your

>>>>previous posts a few months ago where

>>>>you yourself were asking a lot of questions

>>>>about installing Linux and expressed some of the difficulties

>>>>you encountered.

>>>

>>>At first, I had questions as it was a new OS and those questions were

>>>answered and I no longer have them.

>>

>>LOL - and so now you're an expert?

>>

>>

>>>> Updates? There are now well over

>>>>200 updates for Linux distros after the initial install.

>>>

>>>It took me less than an hour to install the last time I did it,

>>>including all the updates and programs. Installing XP on the same

>>>computer took a couple of days.

>>

>>Bull, it takes the same time to install XP + Office as it does to

>>install Ubuntu + Open Office.

>>

>

> Now you prove you're full of bull!

>

>

>>>>I don't think a rational person is going to chuck

>>>>Windows Vista (which they already paid for)

>>>>and install an alternative operating system that

>>>>may not be compatible with Windows-based

>>>>applications they already have.

>>>

>>>I don't think a rational person would install Vista and have to

>>>continually prove to Redmond that they didn't steal it.

>>

>>And I don't think a rational person would install Linux and only have

>>access to limited applications and support and limited hardware support.

>>

>

> Linux supports more hardware than Vista does. Unlike Vista, Linux continues

> and will continue to support legacy hardware, along with being able to run

> on different platforms.

>

> Cheers.

>

 

Lying again doris?

So what's new.

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>>

>> As you well know, to spread the good news about Ubuntu, of course.

>> It's an altruistic act on my part and you should be grateful.

>>

>

> No, you're here only because you're a broke loser who can't afford to

> purchase Vista and you're extremely jealous of those of us who can

> afford Vista.

> So this is your way of letting us know just how enraged (and broke) you

> are.

> And you're not man enough to admit it...so you keep lying about it.

> Frank

 

Straw man and ad hominems again. Can't you do better than that?

 

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Alias wrote:

> Frank wrote:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>>

>>> As you well know, to spread the good news about Ubuntu, of course.

>>> It's an altruistic act on my part and you should be grateful.

>>>

>>

>> No, you're here only because you're a broke loser who can't afford to

>> purchase Vista and you're extremely jealous of those of us who can

>> afford Vista.

>> So this is your way of letting us know just how enraged (and broke)

>> you are.

>> And you're not man enough to admit it...so you keep lying about it.

>> Frank

>

>

> Straw man and ad hominems again. Can't you do better than that?

>

 

hehehe...changing the subject to dodge the truth as expected.

Frank

Frank wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>> Frank wrote:

>>

>>> Alias wrote:

>>>

>>>>

>>>> As you well know, to spread the good news about Ubuntu, of course.

>>>> It's an altruistic act on my part and you should be grateful.

>>>>

>>>

>>> No, you're here only because you're a broke loser who can't afford to

>>> purchase Vista and you're extremely jealous of those of us who can

>>> afford Vista.

>>> So this is your way of letting us know just how enraged (and broke)

>>> you are.

>>> And you're not man enough to admit it...so you keep lying about it.

>>> Frank

>>

>>

>> Straw man and ad hominems again. Can't you do better than that?

>>

>

> hehehe...changing the subject to dodge the truth as expected.

> Frank

 

I didn't think so.

 

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Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

> Open Sores operating system with no support that

> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

> going back to Windows 3.1!

>

>

 

Wow, Carey! That is strong language coming from you! LOL

 

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The poster formerly known as 'The poster formerly known as Nina DiBoy'

wrote:

> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

>> Open Sores operating system with no support that

>> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

>> going back to Windows 3.1!

>>

>>

>

> Wow, Carey! That is strong language coming from you! LOL

>

 

Not to mention his ignorance of what Linux is today.

 

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"NoStop" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message

news:jGhBi.103841$fJ5.25@pd7urf1no...

> Linux supports more hardware than Vista does. Unlike Vista, Linux

> continues

> and will continue to support legacy hardware, along with being able to run

> on different platforms.

 

ITYM Linux supports more old hardware than Vista does.

If you actually buy some bleeding edge hardware you aren't going to get

Linux drivers before Vista and its probably going to be a lot later or maybe

never (it took years before I could get a driver for a mylex raid card I had

even though every version of windows had one, even OS2 had a driver but not

Linux).

This is one reason Linux is good for servers (unless they have bleeding edge

network or raid controllers) but not so good for desktops.. unless they are

quite old desktops.

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:18:18 +0100, dennis@home wrote:

> "NoStop" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message

> news:jGhBi.103841$fJ5.25@pd7urf1no...

>

>> Linux supports more hardware than Vista does. Unlike Vista, Linux

>> continues

>> and will continue to support legacy hardware, along with being able to run

>> on different platforms.

>

> ITYM Linux supports more old hardware than Vista does.

> If you actually buy some bleeding edge hardware you aren't going to get

> Linux drivers before Vista and its probably going to be a lot later or maybe

> never (it took years before I could get a driver for a mylex raid card I had

> even though every version of windows had one, even OS2 had a driver but not

> Linux).

> This is one reason Linux is good for servers (unless they have bleeding edge

> network or raid controllers) but not so good for desktops.. unless they are

> quite old desktops.

 

Funny then how my very up to date dual core desktop with is fully

supported. Of course, it does help that I choose vendors who support Linux

and don't buy from vendors who don't. =)

 

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

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> The poster formerly known as 'The poster formerly known as Nina DiBoy'

> wrote:

>> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>>> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

>>> Open Sores operating system with no support that

>>> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

>>> going back to Windows 3.1!

>>>

>>>

>>

>> Wow, Carey! That is strong language coming from you! LOL

>>

>

> Not to mention his ignorance of what Linux is today.

>

> --

> Alias

> To email me, remove shoes

 

Not to mention your being a troll and a pest. Now go peddle Ubuntu to the

Nigeria (so there is no communication with the outside world, keeping you

away from the vista newsgroup, Just FYI)

"Stephan Rose" <nospam.noway@screwspammers.com> wrote in message

news:HeednXPkfePp40jbnZ2dnUVZ8qLinZ2d@giganews.com...

> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 07:36:42 -0500, Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>

>> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

>> Open Sores operating system with no support that

>> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

>> going back to Windows 3.1!

>

> Oh please. I can do a complete clean Ubuntu install in roughly 2-3 hours

> and that includes every single piece of software, my C/C++ Development

> environment, nVidia Drivers and assorted video codecs and DVD CSS support

> and everything updated to the latest and greatest.

 

It took me less time than that to reinstall Vista on this Samsung laptop

including office 2007 and VS2005 and all the updates.

It also has Nvidia but the 8400M (does Ubuntu have drivers for that yet?)

and I have dvd43 installed so DVD regions are not an issue.

I must find out if Ubuntu will play HD DVDs through my HDMI connector to my

HDTV.. I bet it doesn't.

What I do know is that folks who push a hard sell

for any product are less apt to make the sale.

 

The folks "hard selling" Linux in this Windows

Vista newsgroup is a classic example. They act

like used car salesman and lack the character to

respect anyone who disagrees with their message.

 

Their persistent name calling, insults, and use of profanity

reflects poorly on their character and leads one to dismiss

them as ill-mannered, ill-tempered, and worse, uneducated.

 

--

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Microsoft MVP

Windows Shell/User

 

----------------------------------------------------------------------

 

"Alias" <iamalias@shoesgmail.com> wrote in message news:fb4g41$5bg$3@aioe.org...

The poster formerly known as 'The poster formerly known as Nina DiBoy'

wrote:

> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

>> Open Sores operating system with no support that

>> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

>> going back to Windows 3.1!

>>

>>

>

> Wow, Carey! That is strong language coming from you! LOL

>

 

Not to mention his ignorance of what Linux is today.

 

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Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

> What I do know is that folks who push a hard sell

> for any product are less apt to make the sale.

 

Agreed.

>

> The folks "hard selling" Windows

> Vista is a classic example. They act

> like used car salesman and lack the character to

> respect anyone who disagrees with their message.

>

> Their persistent name calling, insults, and use of profanity

> reflects poorly on their character and leads one to dismiss

> them as ill-mannered, ill-tempered, and worse, uneducated.

>

 

Notice I turned the tables (changed linux to windows), and it describes

you and some others in this group who are certified Ballmer Butt Boys!

 

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free speech rights under the First Amendment and is a cornerstone of the

creativity and innovation that is a hallmark of this country. Consumer

rights in the digital age are not frivolous."

- Maura Corbett

No one is hard selling Windows Vista. Its all

about answering questions posted by folks

that "already" have Vista installed.

 

--

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Windows Shell/User

Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

> No one is hard selling Windows Vista. Its all

> about answering questions posted by folks

> that "already" have Vista installed.

>

 

Who are you replying to? If you are an MVP one would think you have

enough common sense to quote the post you are replying to. Moron!

"Stephan Rose" <nospam@spammer.com> wrote in message

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> Funny then how my very up to date dual core desktop with is fully

> supported. Of course, it does help that I choose vendors who support Linux

> and don't buy from vendors who don't. =)

 

Fully supported???

The last time I looked Linux was still using old fashioned code locks to do

its multiprocessor support.

I would consider resource level locks to be fully supported with technology

less than ten years old.

Not that windows is any better AFAIK.

"Mike Glenn" wrote:

> there is vista ultimate: costs a load of money

>

> and there is ubuntu ultimate 1.4

> http://linuxtracker.org/torrents-details.php?id=4323

>

> this version rocks! I downloaded the virtual appliance for vmware and gave

> it a spin...

>

> The thought is.. if you are going to run in 1000's problems with vista, why

> not take the plunge and use ubuntu instead?...

 

Who's thought is that?

>

> IF vista was better I would never be saying this.. but vista is a flop of

> historical proportions!!! Its horrible!

 

Go back to XP then it's far better than ubuntu

>

> from a site: Ubuntu Ultimate 1.4 has been released and has a new thing in

> store for you. Unlike any linux ever released this allows you to "build your

> os" from a CD. Like linux you will love this... Windows users will think

> twice... Compiz Fusion integrated.

 

Pssst I don't love linux so you're wrong.

>

> I am now thinking about installing it on a hard drive as a non virtual

> machine so I can see all the

> 3d desktop effects...

>

Good for you!

>

>

"Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:

> If you wish, I can post all the links to your

> previous posts a few months ago where

> you yourself were asking a lot of questions

> about installing Linux and expressed some of the difficulties

> you encountered. Updates? There are now well over

> 200 updates for Linux distros after the initial install.

>

> I don't think a rational person is going to chuck

> Windows Vista (which they already paid for)

> and install an alternative operating system that

> may not be compatible with Windows-based

> applications they already have.

>

> P.S. I assemble my own computers. However, I did purchase

> recently a nice HP Pavilion (refurb) because many folks

> also purchase HP PCs and visit the Vista newsgroups

> asking questions regarding HP products. Also, it was quite

> cost effective compared to purchasing the same components

> individually.

>

> Can anyone today assemble a new PC with a modern ASUS MB,

> AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ CPU, 1GB RAM,

> 250GB Seagate SATA II HD designed w/Perpendicular Recording,

> DVD writer w/Light Scribe, 9 in 1 memory reader, sleek new

> case, power supply, keyboard, mouse, Roxio DVD writing software

> and a full OEM version of Windows Vista Premium, for $369.00?

>

> Compared to the P4 3.0GHz computer I assembled your years ago

> and upgraded considerably for a total of $850, this new

> HP performs exceptionally faster and is virtually silent while

> in operation.

>

> I have now installed a second SATA II hard drive and dual-boot with

> Windows Vista Ultimate. I also installed another 1GB RAM

> and a dedicated ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO 512MB video card.

> This HP Pavilion has had absolutely zero issues with Windows

> Vista and I have now stopped using my old PC w/Windows XP.

>

SO WHAT WAS THE FINAL PRICE AFTER YOU PUT WHAT YOU REALLY WANTED IN IT?

369.00 sound pretty good though.

> --

> Carey Frisch

> Microsoft MVP

> Windows Shell/User

>

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

>

> "Alias" wrote:

> It takes under and hour to install Ubuntu with all the updates and

> programs. The fact that the only way YOU know how to install an OS is to

> buy it preinstalled, doesn't mean everyone is computer illiterate.

>

> --

> Alias

> To email me, remove shoes

>

> I don't think a rational person would install Vista and have to

> continually prove to Redmond that they didn't steal it.

>

who does that? or is that some linux fud?

>

> It took me less than an hour to install the last time I did it,

> including all the updates and programs. Installing XP on the same

> computer took a couple of days.

 

Were you drunk?!

>

>

"Alias" wrote:

> Frank wrote:

> > Alias wrote:

> >

> >> Frank wrote:

> >>

> >>> Alias wrote:

> >>>

> >>>>

> >>>> As you well know, to spread the good news about Ubuntu, of course.

> >>>> It's an altruistic act on my part and you should be grateful.

> >>>>

> >>>

> >>> No, you're here only because you're a broke loser who can't afford to

> >>> purchase Vista and you're extremely jealous of those of us who can

> >>> afford Vista.

> >>> So this is your way of letting us know just how enraged (and broke)

> >>> you are.

> >>> And you're not man enough to admit it...so you keep lying about it.

> >>> Frank

> >>

> >>

> >> Straw man and ad hominems again. Can't you do better than that?

> >>

> >

> > hehehe...changing the subject to dodge the truth as expected.

> > Frank

>

> I didn't think so.

 

I don't think you even think.

>

> --

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> To email me, remove shoes

>

Jolly Roger wrote:

> Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>> No one is hard selling Windows Vista. Its all

>> about answering questions posted by folks

>> that "already" have Vista installed.

>>

>

> Who are you replying to? If you are an MVP one would think you have

> enough common sense to quote the post you are replying to. Moron!

 

He hasn't the common sense to not top post on Usenet. Why would you expect

anymore from this Wintard?

 

Cheers.

 

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:37:23 +0100, dennis@home wrote:

> "Stephan Rose" <nospam.noway@screwspammers.com> wrote in message

> news:HeednXPkfePp40jbnZ2dnUVZ8qLinZ2d@giganews.com...

>> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 07:36:42 -0500, Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>>

>>> Get lost. No one using Windows Vista wants an

>>> Open Sores operating system with no support that

>>> takes weeks to properly install. It would be like

>>> going back to Windows 3.1!

>>

>> Oh please. I can do a complete clean Ubuntu install in roughly 2-3 hours

>> and that includes every single piece of software, my C/C++ Development

>> environment, nVidia Drivers and assorted video codecs and DVD CSS support

>> and everything updated to the latest and greatest.

>

> It took me less time than that to reinstall Vista on this Samsung laptop

> including office 2007 and VS2005 and all the updates.

> It also has Nvidia but the 8400M (does Ubuntu have drivers for that yet?)

> and I have dvd43 installed so DVD regions are not an issue.

> I must find out if Ubuntu will play HD DVDs through my HDMI connector to my

> HDTV.. I bet it doesn't.

 

nVidia actually has excellent support so yes, you should be able to

download nVidia drivers (if even necessary) directly from nVidia's website

for linux. It's pretty simple. Even someone like you should be able to

figure it out.

 

Then again, with your attitude....

 

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NoStop wrote:

> Jolly Roger wrote:

>

>

>>Carey Frisch [MVP] wrote:

>>

>>>No one is hard selling Windows Vista. Its all

>>>about answering questions posted by folks

>>>that "already" have Vista installed.

>>>

>>

>>Who are you replying to? If you are an MVP one would think you have

>>enough common sense to quote the post you are replying to. Moron!

>

>

> He hasn't the common sense to not top post on Usenet. Why would you expect

> anymore from this Wintard?

>

> Cheers.

>

Wintard...is better than a linturd any day of the year doris.

Frank