> What is "Redmond's way"? Another way of saying "I hate them but I can't > explain that logically, so I better swear"? OK, go on.
I don't hate Redmond. I just hate the way they treat technology, and the way they treat their customers intelligence (a.k.a the new hilarious eula of xpeesp1). TC: >If you want to start from scratch, I think you're wasting your time. Use >an existing distro, and make Hebrew an add-on to it. Well, that is not an option, cause there isn't one single distro that fits the definition. The closest one is debian, but I won't go into why it doesn't fit the casual ex-win luser. As of "wasting my time", I am working for almost an year on this. The company I work for have 3 pretty much stable servers running this stuff (and serving commercial sites). Also, at home I run 2 desktops running hebrew/english kde, an heck, it kicks-ass. >I wonder how soon do you discover these two things do not always sit >together and joining them is not exactly that easy? Well, what do you know, they really do sit well together. It's nice to run apache-conf through a remote hebrew kde session. :) >If you don't, tell me >how much it (your distro) costs As I mentioned, the idea is to make it completely opensourced and free (as in beer AND speech). No offense, but those are the majority of replies when I try to hook up ppl to the project. But I think "innovation and igenuity" don't come from writing some buzz words on a nice packaged crapware, but from ppl having balls to it. If not, we would have today just one choice (hint: eula??). -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ================================================================To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
