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Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> *snip the rest because it is too long to read and usual duncan talk*. |
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Let's be nice. I'll confess I often don't read everything duncan types, |
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but it isn't like he spams the list such that you can't easily hit |
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delete if you're not interested in his two emails per month. |
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For those topics I'm interested in I find his perspective helpful. Even |
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if I don't always agree with everything he posts there is often some |
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useful stuff in there. I still use his CFLAGS 80% of the time. |
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Regardless, your post would have stood just fine on its own without the |
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personal attacks. I agree that booting into X is hardly the exception |
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among gentoo users/devs/etc. If I were running a back-end server I'd |
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absolutely refrain from booting into X (granted, such as server would |
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DEFININTELY run NTP), but there's no sense having to use startx on a |
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desktop unless you really do spend most of your time staring at a shell. |
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