I doubt anyone does. I had to use it myself in the pre-apt days, but I still have to wonder what the author was smoking. Doing dpkg -i and resolving dependencies manually was easier.
But the whole nature of free/open software is that everyone wants to do things their way (myself included), so it's something that's impossible to fix.
The fact that BSD is always an "alternative" to Linux is in my opinion, just furthering the saying that "BSD is for people that hate Linux, Windows is for people that get things done". Why do BSD users always have to profess their fate to UNIX and in the same breath say something, ANYTHING, about Linux?
I run Windows 2000 and Windows 98 because I love getting things done and the applications and the games and EVERYTHING. It has nothing to do with Linux. Ever. I still run Debian on my firewall. With BSD users it seems to be a conversion of holy nature like they are becoming a shaolin priest and can't look back....why?
the whole point of creating gentoo was arrogance in the first place:
want to compile everything from source ? use slackware, lfs, debian
want to use BSD ports ? use BSD
after examining the gentoo init scripts , using the portage system for a while and having been hit my many of the gentoo bugs I can safely say that the developers are arrogant fools who produce an overhyped yet badly designed, underperforming distribution
Too bad that PWM is incomplete, it cannot handle the mapping of all window types on workspace changes, and there is only one focus type(sloppy). Also it hasn't been actively maintained for a year or more.
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and Mr. Coward copied this from here:
That, and I've had at least one old CDR (kodak) that got a crack in it from being spun in a modern fast drive.
I doubt anyone does.
I had to use it myself in the pre-apt days, but I still have to wonder what the author was smoking.
Doing dpkg -i and resolving dependencies manually was easier.
The only thing really missing is the whole point of using an OS in the first place: applications.
Clearly an economic problem, not a technical one, and certainly something that isn't worth writing a book about.
Consistency.
But the whole nature of free/open software is that everyone wants to do things their way (myself included), so it's something that's impossible to fix.
taat should stick to demos, these games are boring and braindead
The fact that BSD is always an "alternative" to Linux is in my opinion, just furthering the saying that "BSD is for people that hate Linux, Windows is for people that get things done". Why do BSD users always have to profess their fate to UNIX and in the same breath say something, ANYTHING, about Linux?
I run Windows 2000 and Windows 98 because I love getting things done and the applications and the games and EVERYTHING. It has nothing to do with Linux. Ever. I still run Debian on my firewall. With BSD users it seems to be a conversion of holy nature like they are becoming a shaolin priest and can't look back....why?
the whole point of creating gentoo was arrogance in the first place:
want to compile everything from source ?
use slackware, lfs, debian
want to use BSD ports ?
use BSD
after examining the gentoo init scripts , using the portage system for a while and having been hit my many of the gentoo bugs I can safely say that the developers are arrogant fools who produce an overhyped yet badly designed, underperforming distribution
ESR is a drooling retarded moron, you just have to watch "The Code" to see what I mean.
Too bad that PWM is incomplete, it cannot handle the mapping of all window types on workspace changes, and there is only one focus type(sloppy).
Also it hasn't been actively maintained for a year or more.
informative ? there are exactly zero files in the project's CVS and no files to download
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