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On Sun, 2004-07-11 at 21:09 -0500, marduk wrote: |
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> Hate is a very strong word. Perhaps if you are feeling so much hate you |
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> should talk with someone to try to figure out whether something is wrong |
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> to cause you to feel that way. |
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> But that seems to be the color of your conversations as long as I have |
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> been following you on this list. Of course myself and others could be |
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> perceiving you the wrong way, but I personally feel you should deal with |
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> any demons that might be haunting you before you post to this list so |
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> that others not fall victim to them. |
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Thats a little reactionary. He didn't say that he hoped the development |
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staff of both Gnome and Red Hat die horrible deaths. He said he didn't |
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like it. He even said he hated it. So what? I hate a lot of things. |
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Seems to me that you're starting your own arguement due to a personal |
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reason of your own. :) |
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In any case, I like Gnome, but I don't like that Gnome is starting to |
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become more and more resource intensive. Right now I use XFce4, which |
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to me seems like Gnome-lite. It uses GTK so that it looks and feels |
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like Gnome, but without Nautilus and Metacity sucking down all my |
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resources. XFce4 is minimal when compared to Gnome or KDE, but its also |
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quite featureful when compared to Fluxbox. |
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Its a nice happy medium. :) |
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