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Thanks for your informative reply, Peter. I think I'll try your method |
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for awhile. I'm sure it's less time consuming than my current method, |
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if perhaps still not ideal, and although I do realize this idea may be |
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an unattainable utopia, by Jean-Francois pointing me to glcu, I'm glad |
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to see that I'm not the only person who would like to see an improvement |
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in this area, and that someone's already been working on it for awhile |
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now. This motivates me to take a look at Michael's code and see if I |
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can help make it still better. |
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And although in my perception the thread speaks for itself, I'd like to |
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apologize to anyone who perceived any of my comments as condescending, |
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for that was not my intent. Perception is an interesting thing in that |
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it depends very heavily on the one doing the perceiving and the |
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author/speaker cannot know everything about all of the possible readers |
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(thus all the possible perceptions/interpretations). I did my best to |
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be clear and to the point and not intentionally condescending, using |
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examples to elaborate, and I did not deliberately misunderstand anything. |
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Above all else, I wish to make it clear that IMO, after fiddling with |
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many different Linux distros for more than 10 years, the Gentoo |
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developers have got the closest that I've seen to reaching that utopia. |
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Very nice work, folks, and thank you very much for making such a |
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terrific distro. |
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-Kevin |
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