No I don't work for LinuxGram. I have nothing to do with LinuxCare or redhat or SuSE or Turbo or any Linux-anything company for that matter anymore because obviously they are all tanking. I definitely do not work in the spraypainting division of IBM. I admit I created user accounts on/. before but I lost them because I had to change jobs so many times in the last year. About three jobs ago I had access to CSN and it was cool. I honestly don't see what the point of LinuxGram is if it's only focused on companies that are going out of business. Might as well spin it off and sell it to FC.com.
Kernel Traffic was Zack Brown's project before he joined LinuxCare.
Those business card CDs were cool.
I guess you don't know anyone who worked for LinuxCare. If you did, you would know how they screwed the community. They were always a pretend company. I don't care what they do anymore because no one works there. Who cares?
On the contrary, I have always been amazed at how much good info you can get from Client Server News (Linuxgram, whatever).
Sometimes what they report sounds unbelieveable but more often than not it turns out to be right on the money. They are obviously plugged in everywhere.
My question is, why beat a dead horse? Linuxcare was a bad company and screwed a lot of people in the Linux community. Who cares? Turbolinux makes proprietary software and has always sucked and claims they are big in Asia. Who cares? We all know this. Tell us something we don't know, please!
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Ransom Love has the best name in Linux.
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Let's establish a home for geeks where they can learn basic hygiene! How to use a shower... How to use soap... Why bathing is good...
No I don't work for LinuxGram. I have nothing to do with LinuxCare or redhat or SuSE or Turbo or any Linux-anything company for that matter anymore because obviously they are all tanking. I definitely do not work in the spraypainting division of IBM. I admit I created user accounts on /. before but I lost them because I had to change jobs so many times in the last year. About three jobs ago I had access to CSN and it was cool. I honestly don't see what the point of LinuxGram is if it's only focused on companies that are going out of business. Might as well spin it off and sell it to FC.com.
Kernel Traffic was Zack Brown's project before he joined LinuxCare.
Those business card CDs were cool.
I guess you don't know anyone who worked for LinuxCare. If you did, you would know how they screwed the community. They were always a pretend company. I don't care what they do anymore because no one works there. Who cares?
On the contrary, I have always been amazed at how much good info you can get from Client Server News (Linuxgram, whatever).
Sometimes what they report sounds unbelieveable but more often than not it turns out to be right on the money. They are obviously plugged in everywhere.
My question is, why beat a dead horse? Linuxcare was a bad company and screwed a lot of people in the Linux community. Who cares? Turbolinux makes proprietary software and has always sucked and claims they are big in Asia. Who cares? We all know this. Tell us something we don't know, please!