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Re: Thats it...

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jon DeNardis)
Tue Nov 26 07:51:06 1996

Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1996 07:51:04 -0500
To: redhat-list@redhat.com
From: Jon DeNardis <docboy@tznet.com>
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>I am totally in agreement here.  Never could it have been said better.
>
>-Jacques

ok, i've heard enough of you wussie's(the anti redhat ppl), i am 18 years
old, started using linux when i was 15-16 cause i wanted to generate maps
for a game(ultima8, which btw i still haven't beaten but have gotten much
closer)

You guys sound worse than my computer studies one class(whats this thing? a
mouse) and i find it almost amazing that someone could get through the
redhat installation and still be as helpless as you are. Heck i'll brag,
without redhat i would still be stuck with slack 3.0, in hell trying to
upgrade something, but no, now its as easy as rpm -I losers.rpm.

i can't stand windows 95, i won't even have it in the house, nor will i have
macrosmuck-nt, as they are both buggy as hell and there is NO tech support
available(i'd just as soon call a 900 sex line cause i'd have a better
chance of getting through)

so my point is, hey, i'm 18 and i'm not complaining, so REFMOTI(read every
frigging manual on the internet, including man pages and such) before you
complain about how you don't know jack and expect everyone to drop
everything just to help you out. 

sincerely,
Jon DeNardis
JND Consulting Co.

p.s. i just ordered two copies of 4.0, one for me and one for a friend of
mine. so there...


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