laptop question
Brian Kelsay
bkelsay at comcast.net
Sun Nov 16 04:03:07 CST 2003
Richard Franklin wrote:
> Somewhere there is a village missing an idiot.
>
>(Is that village in Texas?)
>
>
Possibly. They are everywhere. If you refer to our current president,
then no. I don't talk politics here, but I sense a disturbance in the
force from you. Just because someone is not an excellent speaker does
not mean he is not intelligent. I sometimes stutter when the thoughts
flow too quickly. The esteemed, yet oft misunderstood, Richard Stallman
has a type of autism and he folk dances. Shall we hold that against
him? We shall not speak of this again on this list. Possibly in
private, unless yelling starts, then I shall withdraw as no sense will
be made.
> THANKS to all for the feedback! One thing I am liking about Linux
>flavors, is that if one does not work in a particular situation, then
>another one might. I have a long way to go before I know how to tweak with
>confidence, but I would rather have as much as possible work from the start
>... I don't derive great pleasure from "re-inventing the wheel" because some
>distro left out some basic drivers that another one has politely included in
>their bundle. Then again, the "buggy", or abreviated distro might actually
>inspire me to actually learn a thing or two. All in good time ...
>
>
Grasshopper, pick a distro that you feel comfortable with and we shall
find you a master with whom you may make your laptop sing.
Brian
P.S. Sorry, I was waxing a little poetic there, but it is probably because I just watched
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.
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Somewhere there is a village missing an idiot.
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