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  1. Re:Vim is painful. on Hacking VIM · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Say that again with a name, Coward Troll!

  2. Re:My list on Name Your Favorite Bloat-Free Software · · Score: 1

    The question was about favorite Bloat-Free software, not
    favorite bloated Free-Software ;) .

  3. System Requirements on Microsoft Opens Up Windows Live ID · · Score: 5, Funny
    From: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?Fa milyId=8BA187E5-3630-437D-AFDF-59AB699A483D&displa ylang=en

    Supported Operating Systems: Linux; Windows Vista; Windows XP
    How's the wheather in hell these days?
  4. Re:Patent reform on Forgent Patent Troll Loses Again · · Score: 1

    Unlike copyright the patent concept is easy to defend. The benefit for progress of engineering and technological culture can be logically demonstrated From http://www.uspto.gov/go/taf/us_stat.htm, 173,771 Utility Patent Grants
    and 20,965 Design Patent Grants just for 2006.

    I want my spaceship...Now!
  5. KDE(K Development Environment :) on What is the Ultimate Linux Development Environment? · · Score: 4, Interesting

    Seriously, KDE is very friendly to developers. You don't need Kdevelop.
    Just a bunch of Kate and konsole sessions, spread over many desktops.
    And kompose to have immediate access on any of them.
    Also, the ability to launch immediately a konsole on any directory(F4 now ctrl-t on older versions)
    is invaluable. And other than that vim for quick editing of project files(Makefiles, configure
    scripts, etc...)
    And yakuake can come in handy, since it is an unobstrusive and easy way to run commands.
    Other than that,a healthy mix of traditional unix tools(cat, grep and sed is what I use mostly)
    and a couple of python scripts to automate some tasks and even create on the fly graphical
    components with Tk, to ease the management of your project.

  6. Well, I think... on When Can I Expect an Email Response? · · Score: 1

    ..that it is the subject that defines the response time. As long there is something to be earned everyone will respond quickly. When I get a bug report I always try to reply ASAP. Even if I have no clue on what the problem is, I respond with a guess and the assurance that I will look into the problem. Thus I improve the chances of getting into a meningfull conversation and sorten out the details of the problem. On the other hand, I still have responded to my Free For Life P0rn Membership, Update Paypal Account, or Internet Lottery Awards mails...