Thank you for your "Help"!!
Tim Johnson
tim at johnsons-web.com
Wed Jul 18 20:06:56 UTC 2007
I'm new to kubuntu, coming from slack/RH. am an old :) -in more ways than one-
coder. I look forward to Derek's help - 'cuz I will no doubt need it.
On Wednesday 18 July 2007, Derek Broughton wrote:
<..snipped-->
> Perhaps I could have
> been kinder to him, but when he can't even be bothered to make a legible
> post, I have no time for him - and few others will. At least I tried to
> point out to him why he isn't likely to get help.
When I lend support, whether it is to a client or to a user group or ask for
support, I *try* to be as courteous, tactful and *clear* as possible, but
still I have my off days.
Derek reminds me of my business partner. He has rough exterior, but a heart
of gold. He would give you his shirt of his back, and in my case - my wife
and I could wear that shirt at the same time.
<..>
> Again, I disagree. Linux is NOT out to get market share. Most of us
> couldn't care less about the market.
In my venue, I don't make it part of my business plan to gear for
an increased linux market share - but here's what's interesting:
I have friends and relatives who work for Microsoft (in one case) and
in Microsoft - based development who are of the opinion that an increased
market share of linux resources would be good for everyone, including
Microsoft itself.
><..> use an email quote function (I expect he was posting in HTML, but I just
> don't care enough to find out), they're not helping themselves.
And if I'm posting in HTML, slap me with a wet noodle! (Just migrated from
mutt)
Regards
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Tim Johnson
Alaska Internet Solutions
Palmer Alaska
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