* installed OpenSuse 10.3 (inside VirtualBox 1.5.6 on WinServer 2003)
* initial setup, chose KDE
* install uneventful and successful, booted into KDE
* used Konqueror to view a CNN web page with a flash video. Video never
loaded, so I hit the Back button and got the usual seg violation crash.
Happens every time.
http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/OpenSuse_Konq_crap.png
* ran yast and chose 15 packages
* clicked Check button and it said all dependencies were OK
* clicked Accept, and 2 of the 15 package installs failed
* yast said it would write the system configuration, but it hung half way
through.
http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/OpenSuse10.3_slop.png
* couldn't close the yast window
* went to open a terminal and do 'kill yast' or whatever, but the taskbar
disappeared
* rebooted the VM, it did some kind of fsck and it came back up
* back into yast, chose one of the packages that install failed the first
time (kernel source) and this time it installed and wrote the sys config
Obviously I'm trying to do the impossible: find a Linux distro that actually
works.
The secret is this: to have a good experience with Linux suckware, you have
to degrade your standards and resign yourself to lots of glitches, bumbling
messes, hangs, segfaults, amateurish apps and bullshit problems. That's a
fact.
So where should I shuffle to next?
> ho hum... so what else is new with the wonderful Linux "operating
> system"?
> * installed OpenSuse 10.3 (inside VirtualBox 1.5.6 on WinServer 2003)
> * initial setup, chose KDE
> * install uneventful and successful, booted into KDE
> * used Konqueror to view a CNN web page with a flash video. Video never
> loaded, so I hit the Back button and got the usual seg violation crash.
> Happens every time.
That's what you get for running Linux under Windows -- try it the other
way around next time.
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Only a lowlife "advocate" would blame Windows for Linux junkware problems.
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> Only a lowlife "advocate" would blame Windows for Linux junkware
> problems.
Load Linux directly on the computer and you wouldn't have the problem.
By the way, try getting a life.
(a) Your .sig is not properly set
(b) Tony Manco recently told us one of his "friends (nyms) installed
Linux under Windows and (amazingly) it ran FASTER than the Windows OS
which was hosting it ..........
........yes. I know that sounds crazy ...
> So where should I shuffle to next?
How about a shuffle to hell, asshole?
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And when I do and the problem persists, and it will of course, what will be
your next excuse?
Blame the user, I'm sure. It's the Linux "advocate" way.
There is no hell, moron.
But I have to wonder where lying twerps like you go when they croak?
> And when I do and the problem persists, and it will of course, what will be
> your next excuse?
That you're a fucking idiot who should have been aborted long before birth?
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> DFS wrote:
>
>> And when I do and the problem persists, and it will of course, what will be
>> your next excuse?
>
> That you're a fucking idiot who should have been aborted long before birth?
Assuming what you say is true about him being an idiot, how would his
parents have known? Do you think that there should be a cut-off point in
terms of IQ and if a fetus does not meet the standard it should be aborted?
What tests do you think there are now? What tests would you like to see?
Frankly I think your idea is a frightening one with deep philosophical
issues about what it means to be human.
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> Assuming what you say is true about him being an idiot, how would his
> parents have known? Do you think that there should be a cut-off point in
> terms of IQ and if a fetus does not meet the standard it should be aborted?
> What tests do you think there are now? What tests would you like to see?
>
> Frankly I think your idea is a frightening one with deep philosophical
> issues about what it means to be human.
Michael, only you would do an in-depth analysis of an off the cuff insult. :-)
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> Snit wrote:
>
>> Assuming what you say is true about him being an idiot, how would his
>> parents have known? Do you think that there should be a cut-off point in
>> terms of IQ and if a fetus does not meet the standard it should be aborted?
>> What tests do you think there are now? What tests would you like to see?
>>
>> Frankly I think your idea is a frightening one with deep philosophical
>> issues about what it means to be human.
>
> Michael, only you would do an in-depth analysis of an off the cuff insult. :-)
I was hoping it would inspire you to think before you post... :)
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...so what's the Windows equivalent of doing something like this?
Is there even one?
If not then it's meaningless to bring up problems related to it.
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Oh dry up, you whinny, little piece of shit. What kind of moron wannabe
(yeah ad hominems, get over it) would pretend to take an off-the-cuff
insult and become a whinny, little, bullshitting philosopher-wannabe about
it. Only a drip, like you.
You really need to get a job and make something of yourself. You waste way
too much time pissing and moaning and twisting and turning on newsgroups.
> I was hoping it would inspire you to think before you post...
No, you just saw another opportunity to whine about inconsequential
nothings.
Get a life.
Following 123 poster complaints ought to inspire Snit to think
before he posts:
122- Sermo Malifer
Snit: "Why do so many people in COLA argue *against* me..."
Sermo Malifer: "Because you're a narcissistic troll who posts
trash just to get people talking about you." 21 Jan 2009
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.advocacy/msg/5ddf14f502e9b3f1
123- cc (COLA): "Snit posts all the time. You don't have to dig
up months old articles where he brings up years old topics. Just
respond to a current message." 22 Jan 2009
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.os.linux.advocacy/msg/5a712e3312ba9f8a
Rest of the other 121 direct poster quotes regarding the Snit
Circus of pathological lies may be found at:
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You sure beg for my attention a lot.
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> RonB wrote:
>> Snit wrote:
>>
>>> I was hoping it would inspire you to think before you
>>> post...
>>
>> No, you just saw another opportunity to whine about
>> inconsequential nothings. Get a life.
>
> Following 123 poster complaints ought to inspire Snit to think
> before he posts:
Like a bad, bad marksman, you try to find me doing wrong and yet you can
only quote others.
How sad for you to be such a pathetic loser.
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> Snit wrote:
>
>> I was hoping it would inspire you to think before you post...
>
> No, you just saw another opportunity to whine about inconsequential
> nothings.
>
> Get a life.
Ah, now you think you are my spokesperson... you sure beg for my attention a
> You sure beg for my attention a lot.
And sure have the originality of a retarded rock.
> Snit wrote:
>
>> You sure beg for my attention a lot.
>
> And sure have the originality of a retarded rock.
Ah, you want me to be creative in response to your begging.
Kinda cute, I suppose... in a really pathetic way.
Why not beg for someone's attention who gives you more creative responses?
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