Re: My recent RedHat experience
>>>>> "Colin" == Colin Watson <cjw44@flatline.org.uk> writes:
Colin> "Allan F. Caetano" <afct@uol.com.br> wrote:
>>>>>>> "Brooks" == Brooks R Robinson <brooks.robinson@rides.com> writes:
>>
Brooks> Greetings,
>> [... lots of inane rantings deleted ...]
Brooks> I love Debian,
>>
>> Sorry, the cheerleading list is right across the corridor. If you
>> don't have a problem to report, or can't solve someone else's problem
Colin> Huh? This isn't just a helpdesk, it's also for "... discussion among
Colin> users of Debian".
Good for you, my opinion is quite different.
>> please refrain from dissing on other distros. Leave that to the
>> Slackware forum. We're concerned about Debian exclusively.
Colin> Since there are plenty of complaints about Debian here too (some
Colin> indirectly in terms of bug/usability reports), I think it's nice to see
Colin> the reverse now and then - even if it is couched in terms of a
Colin> comparison with another distribution.
People like minded could procede to Slashdot, where such
discussion is commonplace and constructive discussion is the
exception. I read these lists so that I can get useful tips and/or
help the fellow newbie along the way. I seek entertainment elsewhere.
PS (and this *is* my last word on it): I simply cannot understand this
need to bash RedHat, or the stereotyping of all its users as
incorrigible newbies. I used RH for a long time, I switched to Debian
because I think it's better, but that doesn't mean I think RH sucks or
that its users are all idiots.
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