Wish you guys would quit cross posting.

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"Diogenes" wrote in message
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Reggie Bar wrote:
****witted Top Post fixed

On Thu, 27 May 2004 20:00:25 GMT, The Ghost In The Machine
wrote:

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, chrisv

wrote
on Thu, 27 May 2004 09:21:39 -0500
:
"T.G.Reaper" wrote:

Like you said, it's easy to install Linux. The real
fun, is what
happens after that. When the new Linux user wants to
read his
email, copy all his favorites over from his old
machine/drive,
play streaming audio, or video, download binaries from
the Net,
burn CDs, etc, etc, etc. Is someone supposed to show
him/her all
that, or are they just supposed to:
"pick-it-up-on-their-own?"

Do you think the average fool learned Windoze in a day?
I hate to
break it to you, but operating a computer is a life
skill that's
worth investing a little bit of time in. God forbid
someone should
take a class (many do, all for Windoze, of course) or
read a book.


Windows can be learned in a few seconds. Mouse thing to
your right, move, press either button, something happens.
(Hopefully something good.)

But it's a bit like Othello in that respect -- a minute
to learn, a lifetime to master.

Quite possibly the most ignorant statement in the entire
history of
OS's. You should be
proud.


Translation of what the ****witted top poster posted: "Huh?
I didn't
understand that."

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