This brings up a good point:
"United we stand, divided we fall"
If Linux is to ever seriously take on our friends in Redmond we, the users of the OS, must present a united front. If we deteriorate into internal bickering about who's distro is superior, we waste all this energy that otherwise could be spent evangalizing the reasons we prefer GNU/Linux over the more popular alternative.
Art has the ability to touch ones emotions, to touch ones soul if you will.
To another engineer, a particularly clever bit of code may be art--it may inspire or touch them, but to most people, it would look like your cat walked across your keyboard.
**From the been there and done that files**
Any project plan or business plan that pivots on one person without providing provisions for the possibility of loosing that person is a poor plan and not your fault.
Look out for yourself.
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"United we stand, divided we fall"
If Linux is to ever seriously take on our friends in Redmond we, the users of the OS, must present a united front. If we deteriorate into internal bickering about who's distro is superior, we waste all this energy that otherwise could be spent evangalizing the reasons we prefer GNU/Linux over the more popular alternative.
PS Amiga users are annoying, though.
Art has the ability to touch ones emotions, to touch ones soul if you will. To another engineer, a particularly clever bit of code may be art--it may inspire or touch them, but to most people, it would look like your cat walked across your keyboard.
**From the been there and done that files** Any project plan or business plan that pivots on one person without providing provisions for the possibility of loosing that person is a poor plan and not your fault. Look out for yourself.