Re: Come on Alias - What is wrong with your wonderful Ubuntu Crapola?
Alias
> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>
> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>
>
>
Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in Ubuntu.
Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you can select
something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and it will paste,
something you can't do with Windows and is much quicker than the lame
Windows way in the video.
Next?
Alias
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
news:gsep6r$48r$7...@news.motzarella.org...
> Spanky Da Measekite wrote:
>> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>>
>> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>>
>>
>>
>
> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in Ubuntu.
> Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you can select
> something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and it will paste,
Idiot!, that doesn't work here! (Ubuntu)
> something you can't do with Windows
Yes we can! (X-Mouse)
> and is much quicker than the lame Windows way in the video.
>
> Next?
Next?
Alias
> "Alias" <iamali...@THISgmail.com> schreef in bericht
> news:gsep6r$48r$7...@news.motzarella.org...
>> Spanky Da Measekite wrote:
>>> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>>>
>>> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in
>> Ubuntu. Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you
>> can select something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and
>> it will paste,
>
> Idiot!, that doesn't work here! (Ubuntu)
Um, yes it does.
>
>> something you can't do with Windows
>
> Yes we can! (X-Mouse)
Not by default.
>
>> and is much quicker than the lame Windows way in the video.
>>
>> Next?
>
> Next?
Next?
Alias
DFS
Next you'll tell us some more lying idiocy. It's what makes you an
"advocate".
http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/Mouse_wheel_button_Paste.png
Hadron
They really are that clueless. Amazing. Simply amazing.
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Hadron
Wow! You ARE that dumb!
The clipboard contents are GONE in many cases involving
iceweasel/firefox. Chris Ahlstrom explained how it "had to be that
way". He was a bit confused, sucking up to Peter and ran away later when
we asked why it wasn't like that for other app combos. As for middle
mouse - yuck.
DanS
news:gsf88t$iti$2...@news.motzarella.org:
> The clipboard contents are GONE in many cases involving
> iceweasel/firefox. Chris Ahlstrom explained how it "had to be that
> way". He was a bit confused, sucking up to Peter and ran away later
> when we asked why it wasn't like that for other app combos. As for
> middle mouse - yuck.
I agree, the middle-mouse paste thing sucks. I've a program I want to port
to Linux but can't, as it relies on the middle mouse button.
But, IIRC, that is a X-Windows specification thing, and not necessarily
a 'Linux thing'.
Linux (generally) is about sticking to standards and accepted specifications.
MS is about doing whatever they want and forcing new (MS) standards on
the world as they see fit.
Q- How many MS engineers does it take to change a lightbulb ?
A- None. They just make darkness the standard !!!!!
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
> Abeel van der Kloothuysen wrote:
>> "Alias" <iamali...@THISgmail.com> schreef in bericht
>> news:gsep6r$48r$7...@news.motzarella.org...
>>> Spanky Da Measekite wrote:
>>>> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>>>>
>>>> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in Ubuntu.
>>> Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you can select
>>> something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and it will paste,
>>
>> Idiot!, that doesn't work here! (Ubuntu)
>
> Um, yes it does.
No it does not!, you lying piece of shyte!
Results 1 - 50 of about 285.000 for Ubuntu mouse problem
Results 1 - 50 of about 541.000 for Ubuntu mouse crash
>
>>
>>> something you can't do with Windows
>>
>> Yes we can! (X-Mouse)
>
> Not by default.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAH!
http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/Mouse_wheel_button_Paste.png
<courtesy of DFS>
>
>>
>>> and is much quicker than the lame Windows way in the video.
>>>
>>> Next?
>>
>> Next?
>
> Next?
>
Next?
Alias
> "Alias" <iamali...@THISgmail.com> schreef in bericht
> news:gsesv4$e7b$1...@news.motzarella.org...
>> Abeel van der Kloothuysen wrote:
>>> "Alias" <iamali...@THISgmail.com> schreef in bericht
>>> news:gsep6r$48r$7...@news.motzarella.org...
>>>> Spanky Da Measekite wrote:
>>>>> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>>>>>
>>>>> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in
>>>> Ubuntu. Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you
>>>> can select something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and
>>>> it will paste,
>>>
>>> Idiot!, that doesn't work here! (Ubuntu)
>>
>> Um, yes it does.
>
> No it does not!, you lying piece of shyte!
> Results 1 - 50 of about 285.000 for Ubuntu mouse problem
> Results 1 - 50 of about 541.000 for Ubuntu mouse crash
Yawn.
>
>>
>>>
>>>> something you can't do with Windows
>>>
>>> Yes we can! (X-Mouse)
>>
>> Not by default.
>
> BWAHAHAHAHAHAAAAH!
> http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/Mouse_wheel_button_Paste.png
> <courtesy of DFS>
The above screen shot is of an intelliMouse and you have to install
software, no default, lamer.
>>
>>>
>>>> and is much quicker than the lame Windows way in the video.
>>>>
>>>> Next?
>>>
>>> Next?
>>
>> Next?
>>
> Next?
You have no next because you lost the "argument" before you left the
start gate.
Alias
>
Alias
> Alias <iamali...@THISgmail.com> writes:
>
>> Spanky Da Measekite wrote:
>>> <http://tmp.gallopinginsanity.com/UbuntuCP.mov>
>>>
>>> Care to comment or do you NOT understand the video?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in Ubuntu.
>> Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you can select
>> something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and it will paste,
>> something you can't do with Windows and is much quicker than the lame
>> Windows way in the video.
>>
>> Next?
>>
>> Alias
>>
>
>
> Wow! You ARE that dumb!
No, you are.
Snip ill informed drivel.
Alias
Frank
arrogant POS ex-patriot American fugitive asshole living in a broken
down 2nd floor apartment building with wifie #4 and her relatives in a
3rd world country. You're broke and trying to rip off little old ladies
by selling them free software. You spend what little cash you get
(steal) on hashish and pretend you have 3 companies.
You are living in a made up fantasy world of self-delusion.
You're are a real loser in every sense of the word.
You are an open sore on society!
I just love watching you take it up your dumb stupid ignorant arrogant
lying ass in here every day.
You must really enjoy being butt-fukked!..LOL!
Chris Ahlstrom
this bit o' wisdom:
> Hadron <hadro...@gmail.com> wrote in
> news:gsf88t$iti$2...@news.motzarella.org:
>
>> The clipboard contents are GONE in many cases involving
>> iceweasel/firefox. Chris Ahlstrom explained how it "had to be that
>> way". He was a bit confused, sucking up to Peter and ran away later
>> when we asked why it wasn't like that for other app combos. As for
>> middle mouse - yuck.
DanS, this Hadron troll is a crank who uniformly misconstrues what other
say as part of his trolling. I have no idea why he's bringing my name into
it, and, in any case, Hadron's simply full of it (shit, that is).
> I agree, the middle-mouse paste thing sucks. I've a program I want to port
> to Linux but can't, as it relies on the middle mouse button.
>
> But, IIRC, that is a X-Windows specification thing, and not necessarily
> a 'Linux thing'.
>
> Linux (generally) is about sticking to standards and accepted specifications.
You (and Hadron) should realize that there are many ways to handle X
selection and clipboards, and that many applications provide a Windows-like
CUA interface (Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V. And there are specific clipboard applications
that support multiple selection buffers.
I left the Vista newsgroups in case that's how you're seeing the posts.
--
It does appear that Chris Arsestrom is attached to Roy's sphincter via
his tongue. Quite amazing as he used to be quite a balanced poster. Now
its just, as you say, snip and hide and giggle while not even bothering
to argue the FACTS presented to him. He rarely, if ever, reads the posts
he replies to. It's almost as if Roy kicks him up his arse and says "go
get Liarmutt, fetch!".
-- Hadron, self-proclaimed "Linux Advocate", in
Message-ID <ghoqsi$4j4$1...@reader.motzarella.org>
Abeel van der Kloothuysen
lol !
............. but I didn't tell you that the scrollwheel didn't work at all
in my first Ubuntu (Hardy) in VM.
After searching the web, it did, but no smart pasting by clicking the wheel,
as I told you!
http://peterc.org/2008/64-how-to-enable-vertical-mouse-wheel-scrolling-in-ubuntu-hardy-on-vmware-fusion.html
I have Intrepid Ibex now and it still doesn't work.
DanS
news:HQJGl.31122$qa.1...@bignews4.bellsouth.net:
> After takin' a swig o' grog, DanS belched out
> this bit o' wisdom:
>
>> Hadron <hadro...@gmail.com> wrote in
>> news:gsf88t$iti$2...@news.motzarella.org:
>>
>>> The clipboard contents are GONE in many cases involving
>>> iceweasel/firefox. Chris Ahlstrom explained how it "had to be that
>>> way". He was a bit confused, sucking up to Peter and ran away later
>>> when we asked why it wasn't like that for other app combos. As for
>>> middle mouse - yuck.
>
> DanS, this Hadron troll is a crank who uniformly misconstrues what
> other say as part of his trolling. I have no idea why he's bringing
> my name into it, and, in any case, Hadron's simply full of it (shit,
> that is).
>
>> I agree, the middle-mouse paste thing sucks. I've a program I want to
>> port to Linux but can't, as it relies on the middle mouse button.
>>
>> But, IIRC, that is a X-Windows specification thing, and not
>> necessarily a 'Linux thing'.
>>
>> Linux (generally) is about sticking to standards and accepted
>> specifications.
>
> You (and Hadron) should realize that there are many ways to handle X
> selection and clipboards, and that many applications provide a
> Windows-like CUA interface (Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V. And there are specific
> clipboard applications that support multiple selection buffers.
Yes, I know that. I generally use Ctrl-C/V and Shift-Insert in most
cases. I just totally dislike the middle-clink to paste thing.
I was simply commenting on the middle click paste.
Hadron
> After takin' a swig o' grog, DanS belched out
> this bit o' wisdom:
>
>> Hadron <hadro...@gmail.com> wrote in
>> news:gsf88t$iti$2...@news.motzarella.org:
>>
>>> The clipboard contents are GONE in many cases involving
>>> iceweasel/firefox. Chris Ahlstrom explained how it "had to be that
>>> way". He was a bit confused, sucking up to Peter and ran away later
>>> when we asked why it wasn't like that for other app combos. As for
>>> middle mouse - yuck.
>
> DanS, this Hadron troll is a crank who uniformly misconstrues what other
> say as part of his trolling. I have no idea why he's bringing my name into
> it, and, in any case, Hadron's simply full of it (shit, that is).
Chris Ahlstrom is a suck up who claimed that apps HAD to lose clipboard
info when the inconsistencies in iceweasel/firefox were posted. And
there ARE problems as any real user knows.
>
>> I agree, the middle-mouse paste thing sucks. I've a program I want to port
>> to Linux but can't, as it relies on the middle mouse button.
>>
>> But, IIRC, that is a X-Windows specification thing, and not necessarily
>> a 'Linux thing'.
>>
>> Linux (generally) is about sticking to standards and accepted specifications.
>
> You (and Hadron) should realize that there are many ways to handle X
> selection and clipboards, and that many applications provide a Windows-like
> CUA interface (Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V. And there are specific clipboard applications
> that support multiple selection buffers.
Err, I know that And I daresay DanS knows that. You however have little
knowledge of it. As an emacs user under Debian the eccentricities of X
and desktop clipboards/buffers are well known to me.
>
> I left the Vista newsgroups in case that's how you're seeing the posts.
--
Duke Robillard
> "Alias" <iamali...@THISgmail.com> schreef in bericht
>> Copying and pasting or cutting and pasting is a bit different in
>> Ubuntu. Note that the lamer who made this video didn't know that you
>> can select something and then just click the wheel on your mouse and it
>> will paste,
>
> Idiot!, that doesn't work here! (Ubuntu)
That's odd...that middle-button-paste has worked on every X11 setup I've
used since the mid 90s.
X11 actually has two ways to copy-n-paste, though. Sometimes an app
(written by someone who didn't understand that, presumably) uses the
middle-button to pull the data the wrong way...or sometimes an app
doesn't do the correct thing when someone requests its highlighted data.
Here's a nice description, for the truly nerdy:
<http://www.jwz.org/doc/x-cut-and-paste.html>
Duke
Hadron
The point is that none of this is anything to do with it. The point is
that its buggy.
Sinister Midget III
It most certainly *does* work. (Ubuntu)
I'd imagine Abeel van der Troll is either lying or has the dreaded
Windummie diease. The disease manifests itself through the inability to
do something linux that an average 8-year-old could do once shown the
way to do it. Or it shows when one can't make something work that works
out of the box for the rest of the (non-Windummie) world.
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