Thanks for the Virus.

[Steven Vollom]

>> Am I the only one who thinks that's nuts? In 10 years of
>> using Linux, I've never accidentally hit ctrl-esc. OK,
>> I've never used it, either, preferring to do that stuff
>> from the command line, but being able to do those things
>> quickly and easily with ctrl-esc is probably really
>> useful for a number of people.
>>
>> I'd hate to see Kubuntu go down the GNOME road and become
>> Linux with training wheels. I moved from Debian to Ubuntu
>> in 2003 when it was still in beta and there was not yet a
>> separate Kubuntu and KDE on Ubuntu was still a bit rough
>> and have really enjoyed it, but those are the kinds of
>> things that could push a person back to mainline Debian.
>>
>> If anyone with the ability to reverse that bad idea is
>> reading this, please think about doing so.
>>     
I am one they are trying to protect, and I do not want protection.  I 
just found out about this tool.  I like it and also can't see how anyone 
could make the accident.  I can't even see why making the accident 
creates any problem.  If you are where you don't want to be, can't you 
just leave.  And in this case I cannot see the potential damage that 
could be made.  I suppose I just don't understand.  In any event breach 
of my personal freedoms in any manner is something I do not want.  I 
love the options and hate the considerate decision-making on my behalf.  
Every time I screw up, I learn something I need to know that I will 
learn no other way.  It is always a price I am willing to pay.

I look at my life and think how GOD could forgive some of the things I 
have done.  I don't like the thought of being held accountable and 
prefer forgiveness, but if it doesn't work out that way, I believe I 
should get what I deserve, and be happy when I don't.

Steven