Re: BSD impressions

Awebb wrote:
perpetual_beta_distro wrote:

Did not mean to hurt any feelings or hit on sensitivities.

Pah, you didn't. Linux people tend to be oversensitive when it comes to their kernel of choice. You know, like the windows crowd gets, when they have to type or the mac crowd, when something can't be solved with money.

I didn't see you bashing. Ignore the children.

I lost the count of how many people you have insulted in this forum... what a disrespectful kid! It's people like you who needs to be ignored for the sake of the forum and is exactly what i'm doing from now on.

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Re: BSD impressions

Alright let's all get along

http://www.jayscott.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Tux-BSD-GNU.png

P.S. I'm not sure who Jay is.

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Re: BSD impressions

The BSD people, always causing trouble...

Re: BSD impressions

Very nicely done, replicant.

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aaro wrote:

Did anyone noticed the jump in stability between Windows 98/ME and Windows 2000? (you have to be old enough). Some rumors say it wasn't that they increased their programming abilities but that they took a lot of BSD code, especially network stack, but of course don't believe it, is just rumors.

Or the stability difference between Win98/Me and Win2000 is Win98/Me still depended on DOS at the time and 2000 ran on NT. Also, 2000 was more developed than Win98 and FAR more developed than WinMe. WinMe was a joke. XD

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replicant wrote:

Alright let's all get along

http://www.jayscott.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Tux-BSD-GNU.png

P.S. I'm not sure who Jay is.

XD Nice, Jay! Looks like you had a little too much fun with the Sculpey or Play-Doh or whatever that's made of. smile No idea who that Jay guy is though.

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Re: BSD impressions

aaro wrote:
Awebb wrote:
perpetual_beta_distro wrote:

Did not mean to hurt any feelings or hit on sensitivities.

Pah, you didn't. Linux people tend to be oversensitive when it comes to their kernel of choice. You know, like the windows crowd gets, when they have to type or the mac crowd, when something can't be solved with money.

I didn't see you bashing. Ignore the children.

I lost the count of how many people you have insulted in this forum... what a disrespectful kid! It's people like you who needs to be ignored for the sake of the forum and is exactly what i'm doing from now on.

Awebb may seem harsh, insulting and disrespectful from time to tome, but if you read between the lines of his postings (.. I hope, that's the correct translation for the German "zwischen den Zeilen lesen"!) - and set it in the right context - then you'll recognize that he's not very much into senselessly (.. is this word existing? o_O) insulting people or provocating them.

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http://www.ibiblio.org/Dave/Dr-Fun/df9612/df961220.jpg

Re: BSD impressions

aaro wrote:

I lost the count of how many people you have insulted in this forum... what a disrespectful kid! It's people like you who needs to be ignored for the sake of the forum and is exactly what i'm doing from now on.

That doesn't give you a freebie on acting like this. You mouthed him off for something he didn't do. If that's what happens, when a BSD user comes over to "our domain" to have a look what we've got here, then I strongly recommend to stay away from the community. It might give him the impression, that we're all a bunch of boring, stiff people with no sense of decency.

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^ a troll is someone posting on online forums in order to irritate and anger people, and provoke their reactions with that. a troll does not add to the discussion in a meaningful way, is evasive when truly questioned to explain the arguments behind his/her claims, and will probably be regarded a nuisance by all other members of the forum.

Awebb does not fit the definition, at all. the comments on which you are quoting him are not set out to irritate or anger, they simply express a strong opinion. he has added to many a discussion in very meaningful ways, which is demonstrated in this thread as well. he will never be evasive when questioned about arguments, but will give you a straight answer. he is definitely not regarded a nuisance by all (most) members of the forum.

edit: and he is right in that you called out another forum-member with a claim that was not backed up in this thread at all. you referred to other places where you've seen him behave that way. please present us with some quotes from those so we can see where you are coming from here. i am sure your intentions are not bad.

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Re: BSD impressions

gio wrote:

http://www.ibiblio.org/Dave/Dr-Fun/df9612/df961220.jpg

Sublime!

1996 and use of "Jihad"!

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A guy just said he found BSD to be more stable his experience and was told to take it elsewhere? I for one would have loved to hear him go into depth about why he felt that way. I mean I use linux most of the time because it works best for me, it doesn't offend me to hear about situations where it didn't work well for others.

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^ this...just because he finds what we enjoy to be bad doesn't mean its wrong. It just means it works better for him...poor fellow.

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I drove through Berkeley today a.d thought about this thread. smile

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rstrcogburn wrote:

I drove through Berkeley today a.d thought about this thread. smile

You should have spray painted a wall with a picture of Tux and the message "YOU WILL ATONE!!!"

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This thread makes me want to put openbsd on a cd, install it on my computer, then smugly claim how I'm now superior then you. Just for laughs.

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@AwesomeFist XDDDD

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Re: BSD impressions

AwesomeFist wrote:

This thread makes me want to put openbsd on a cd, install it on my computer, then smugly claim how I'm now superior then you. Just for laughs.

lol what makes you smugger isnt BSD its self but ports lol

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@benny lava not that I'd trully feel that.. but it would be epic.  and would be very cultural street art.  just for tha hell'of'it.  berkley is like a grunge .psd plenty of space for the taggin' outside of campus. 

@bsd-bi-curious community... the Septemberish ep of FLOSS weekly is a great overview for BSD coming from another platform sorts and latest developments in the FreeBSD world with the lead dev of PC-BSD Kris Moore

http://twit.tv/show/floss-weekly/182

It's a really chill ep.

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I decided to make public this pm i sent to @perpetual_beta_distro

@perpetual_beta_distro:
Hi man. I'm writing you this by the misunderstanding from the bsd thread. I didn't mean to be rude or make you leave the thread and/or the forum. #! is known to be a very open-minded community and users of any system are welcome. May be you misunderstood my comment. I just think you can talk the goodies and benefits of your preferred system, but i think it's unnecessary to stand-out (in such a remarkable and repeated manner) the weaknesses you have found in the other one (which by the way, i'm sure are mostly your fault, due to your lack of experience on it). I thought you could be doing that on purpose because you know if you're in a linux forum the common sense tells you should be respectful to the forum's 'native' system, specially coming from a foreign one. Again, that's just my personal opinion and not of any other members of this forum or the forum per se. I'm only an user just like you. So i'd appreciate you keep joining us here in the forum and on the bsd thread in which i think your contribution would be very valuable. Sorry for the misunderstanding and welcome.

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@everyone:
My apologies to all users of the forum for the fact that my own opinion was erroneously taken as the forum opinion which obviously is not the case. I stand firm in my opinions and you may like them or not but it's never my intention to be disrespectful to anybody. So my apologies to anyone who felt offended by any of my comments.

p.s. : If anyone is interested in checking what are the other posts i was referring to, you can take a look at the posts of any user clicking the nickname. But honestly it really doesn't matter at this point. Let's just give this a closure and not continue with the sterile discussion. I'll just keep my opinions to myself the next time.

Cheers.

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Re: BSD impressions

aaro wrote:

I'll just keep my opinions to myself the next time.

Oh, please don't, just don't let it get to you, when things get a little personal. It's hard to feel what others mean on the internet, because there are no facial expressions and body language.

No hard feelings at all.


@ports(bsd):
Ports and it's progenies are the most sophisticated way of dealing with source code I've ever experienced. I bet one could implement it for any distribution, because it leaves the packaging to the distro specific mechanisms (I mean the concept behind ports, not ports itself). That's one of the reasons I found Arch and didn't leave it for years: Ports-like build system and bsd'ish init.

I'll have to use *BSD at work soon, I'll have to virtualize a bunch of glassfish servers, but the budget is limited. Sooo... jails!

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Re: BSD impressions

Awebb wrote:

Ports and it's progenies are the most sophisticated way of dealing with source code I've ever experienced. I bet one could implement it for any distribution, because it leaves the packaging to the distro specific mechanisms (I mean the concept behind ports, not ports itself).

There was (or is) a port to port ports (sic!) to APT and Debian. I forget what it's called, it's in baby stages.

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What would a Portstified APT look like?

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Re: BSD impressions

Here we go, i remembered now
http://nigibox.wordpress.com/2009/10/01 … ur-debian/

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