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On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 16:32 -0700, Chris Ritchey wrote: |
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> > If you can't simply accept it as my opinion, even with *ALL* those |
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> > disclaimers to that effect, if you can't simply skip the paragraph so |
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> > clearly marked off as <strong-personal-opinion>, than that's your problem, |
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> > not mine. "Slaveryware" *IS* my personal opinion on the subject, and |
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> > while you may disagree, and have every right to challenge it publicly, it |
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> > still remains my personal opinion, which I too have the right to hold, |
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> > just as you hold yours, and to express. |
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> Be careful with it being something being alright and legit "for you" |
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> because it is just YOUR opinion. Millions of lives have been lost and |
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> enslaved because of someones opinion, it's called ignorance it's |
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> devastating effect has been demonstrated in the past. in many |
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> countries. I think you know what I'm talking about. |
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I just don't see how the concept of slavery in ANY WAY relates to |
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software that you CHOOSE to use. Besides the fact that I find the term |
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offensive, it just has no place in a purely technical discussion. |
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> So here is how a fixed a similar problem: |
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> 1) emerge new kernel with USe="symlink" or symlink manually |
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> 2) compile and install kernel |
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> 3) emerge ati-drivers |
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> 4) opengl-update ati |
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I really hope it is as simple as this. I know that I've forgotten to |
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update external modules before myself when switching to a new kernel. |
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I'd really like to hear what happens if someone uses a very minimal |
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device definition, like I posted yesterday. |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Release Engineering - Strategic Lead/QA Manager |
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Games - Developer |
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Gentoo Linux |