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Daw_cek — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 15:23:10 -0000

this is muthafuckin' shit y'll are punk muthafuckas. Linux is super. windows sux . y'll may suck my dick

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CD rates — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 09:53:47 -0000

We drank the Kool-Aid; hell, some of us got pretty drunk, but when we woke up, we find ourselves hung over, cynical, and disillusioned with all of the bullcrap hype constantly being shoveled by the "community".

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o3924820 — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:56:39 -0000

People look you make other have us unix guys. I love linux but have windows box, mostly for browsing and ssh to my linux boxes (10,000) at work yes 10K.

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hypnosis.training.devon — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 01:27:20 -0000

I am a newbie with Linux and I am interested in acquiring an installation disk for either Puppy Linux or DSL for a little NEC LT Ready 120 computer. It only has 64 megs of RAM and a very small hard drive. It does have a PCMCIA slot and comes with a CD player for installation. I am not familiar with installing and using a downloaded disk (I see download sites on the internet), so I would rather find and pay for the program on disk.

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buy youtube views — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 09:20:45 -0000

i dont think Linux is the best choice for home pcs. i would rather prefer Windows.

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Someone Who Can Read — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:43:26 -0000

I think you need to re-read Jeff Atwood's post. It really, really hurts your argument when you can't even use source material properly.

He donated money to a .NET open-source project. It was about whether or not money was useful to this type of project. You not only misrepresented his post, you also failed at making some sort of point about Linux. Last I checked, .Net doesn't run well (if at all) on any Linux platform.

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williamg — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 13:26:23 -0000

What is it with luser geeks and their fascination with handjobs?

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Anonymous coward — Mon, 04 Aug 2008 04:35:52 -0000

Here's a quick one... Want a nice shiny new Bluetooth keyboard? Just recompile your kernel.

http://home.att.net/~Tom.Ho...

"After many adventures (including kdebluetooth getting my system in a state where no input devices of any kind worked at all), I finally decided linux needs another few years of bluetooth experience. I could make the Mini work, but I constantly had to manually connect, which sort of put a crimp in the kicking back across the room experience."

That's the solution to everything in Linux, the infinite number of monkeys working away in the Bazaar with their (non-Bluetooth) keyboards adding one-line kernel patches for another couple of years till it finally works... until it breaks again.

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bodhibuilder — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 04:02:09 -0000

As much as there are now. Even if Windows was completely flawless and bug-free. That's because Linux isn't about cutting costs and rationality. It's about childish rebelion.

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WilliamG — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 02:42:31 -0000

if Microsoft was to remove WGA, Put Windows vista Home Premium up as a free download and lowered the price of Windows Vista Ultimate to $40.00 and Windows Server 2008 to $60.00, how many Linux users would there be?

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Steve Ballmer — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 15:40:51 -0000

I don't just give the Stallman handjobs silly goose. He is so dominatrix! Uh, it's so hot when he says "Microsoft is doomed!" while he slaps my middle age balding ass!

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Guest — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 04:05:45 -0000

100% agree, I've been through the same thing regarding development.

Regarding Microsoft getting expensive, this is my solution: Windows 2000 SP4 + Visual Studio C++ Express. Cheap, lean and easy, and runs on anything.

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Jerry — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:09:38 -0000

Stallman is on the phone. He wants you to know that he's ready for his handjob now.

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Timbo — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 22:02:22 -0000

Read your own fucking post, that's exactly what you said.

Quote the line(s) where you claim that I said it "cannot meet anybody's expectations."

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Timbo — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:56:40 -0000

Linux Hater doesn't really HATE Linux, in my opinion. He thinks that the PEOPLE involved in FOSS are a bunch of asshat retards, and this blog is really all about exposing their BS hype. The emperor is wearing no clothes.

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grepthis2000 — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 20:08:34 -0000

I'm a software engineer who has worked in both Windows and Unix environments and can happily cope with both their advantages and disadvantages. As long as the company pays for the hardware and the IT geeks handle configuration and setup I'm content with either.

On my personal machines at home it's a different story. I've been mostly Windows. Whenever I have tried to use some flavor of Linux the installation has always been a pain in the ass, even when it worked eventually. With non-existent or incomprehensible documentation, incompatibility between the distro and the key application I want to run, and those godawful forums for help, I never had a Linux box up for long. Did I mention how much I hate X-windows on Linux?

Recently I wanted to resurrect an old laptop with limited memory to run Audacity in a GUI. That's the only app, nothing else. I tried various small linux distros, some of which crapped out, others hung, others almost got to a working installation before they crashed. Eventually I gave up, installed an old copy of Windows 98, a Windows version of Audacity, and was happily running in under an hour. The Linux bullshit ate up 3 days before I gave up.

Unfortunately Microsoft is sticking its nose into my business on my home machine a little too much, and it gets progressively worse. OS costs and hardware and software upgrade costs are getting way too expensive. Microsoft wants to know my system configuration which means if I modify my PC I have to convince them I really paid for my software before they'll let me use it. Their bigfooting all over my video and audio playback with their stupid DRM is also annoying as hell. It's like the bad old Paleolithic computing days of security dongles and hardware keys.

At some point I may have to grit my teeth and go Linux, just so I can tell Microsoft to get out of my business and kiss my ass. That's gonna suck.

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Guest — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 18:58:06 -0000

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.troll — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 18:05:37 -0000

Thanks for the explanation LIS. Nice one. Got the impression it was bloated and slow, but thought that might just be because I don't really have a decent comparison (as I mostly just use text editors).

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.troll — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 18:01:21 -0000

Wow, this reply isn't worth a rebuttal. You lost the argument, now you're just bitter. You're shit and you know you are.

Fuck you. I never said that it "cannot meet anybody's" expectations. If you have low expectations, I'm sure that it would work fine for you.
Read your own fucking post, that's exactly what you said.

Once again: don't fucking dictate to me what OS works for me. Fucking inverse FOSStard.

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rich11mm — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:52:39 -0000

"I hate MS, during years their O.S. was imposed to users...

Get counseling. Hating anything isn't healthy."

This website is called the Linux Hater's Blog, and its motto is: "We Hate Linux. And You Should Too." So are you telling the Linux Hater to get counseling as well?

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Steve Ballmer — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 15:52:57 -0000

Windows is a buggy piece of crap. Apple are a bunch of metrosexual crackheads. Microsoft is composed of a bunch of retarded chimpanzees. No offense to to retarded chimpanzees.

This blog sucks. You are boring.

PS: I use Linux and I love it.

Good day.

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Anonymous Coward — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 15:26:49 -0000

(1) I've had quite a few pieces of hardware either not work from the start, or stop working after an update. Though it is not that common, it just proves that it's not just sunshine and flowers on the Windows side.

(2) We were discussing common usage of linux. Normal printing works just fine. The rest, as you said, falls into professional printing. And with my comment on the gimp, I think that we already closed the chapter on how useful it is there.

(3) Oh yeah! Well I say X is fast! It did prevent modernization during the XFree era. It's a different picture now. Still waiting to hear exactly WHY X is supposed to be slow.

(4) The previous comment said that there were no games. I don't care if no one wants to play them. I don't play games myself, but they do exist, thus proving the GP's comment wrong. No go all political on me how the games suck and all. I'll promise to care.

(6) I've used Visual Studio, and I didn't find it to my liking. I've heard great things about Xcode though. That being said, I am personally a vim user, and use it for all projects big and small. Visual Studio can't hold a candlelight to vim. So no, linux tools do not suck and we can move on. Some of my colleagues (especially the java guys) use eclipse under Windows. They haven't complained that it is unstable or slow. Others use emacs, and are also quite productive. Now start screaming at me how vim and emacs are old and obsolete, please.