Quoting Steve Litt (sl...@troubleshooters.com): > > Who's the Tory of the Blind Man and the Elephant? Theresa May? ;->
Quoted to remind people that I never learned who this mysterious Conservative Party MP is. Curious Minds Want to Know.[tm] > Which brings us full circle. Simon doesn't want to keep playing these > games, wondering what kind of workaround he'll need next, as Lennart > decides to subsume yet another Linux functionality, or Debian's "DDs" > make yet another poor decision on dependencies. So he chose to go with > the fork. Great, he 'doesn't want'. Now that that's settled, what is he going to _do_, to achieve what he says he _does_ want. And when I say 'do', I don't mean the ranting-on-mailing lists part, but rather actually do. > I don't have the tech chops to know all the various ways Lennart can > screw up my life, nor do I have the technical chops to know (without > huge experimentation) how to work around Lennart's latest incursion. Well, gosh, you _could_ read my Web page. That's what I wrote it for. However, cannot lead the horse to water, of course. > I know the incursions will keep on coming.... Yes, the sky is always falling. News at 11. > And then there's this: I don't know anything about Simon's feelings, > but Debian's actions of 2014 disgust me. That's nice. Me, I'm a bit busy managing systems. Which involves mostly dealing with software and making things work. There have been times in the past when you've written a few things about that, too. > For me, continuing to use Debian is an impossibility. Yes, we know you're a Void Linux user. Thus all the extremely impassioned Devuan fervour. ;-> _______________________________________________ Dng mailing list Dng@lists.dyne.org https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/dng
