On Fri, 02 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> do we learn over time? no, not realy...
>
> why do we have to passionatly support one distribution, and bash the
> others? is it because we need to feel like we belong to some community?
>
> lets use what we find appealing for us, and let the rest of us live with
> their beliefes peacefully. for eventually, it's the people that count, not
> the software by itself. if one runs a machine that does good for them,
> and they like it, and don't feel the urge to try something else - let them
> do that peacefuly, without trying to cripple in the itchie thought of
> there being something else, better. for most of us, it drives us crazy to
> think that we use and believe in something that is not the best.
>
> sleep tight,
>
> guy
>
Yes, it is because we need to fee like we belong i guess. so?
If it wasn't for that itchie thought that there is something better people
would have still been using Mainframes and PC's were left as lone wooden boxes
in Apple computers office/garage. debating is good, debating is jewish, bashing
is good, zsh is better.
I personally would very much like people to disagree with me and offer me new
ways, i wont learn from people who agree with me or fear expressing opposing
opinions. solicitate.
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