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List:       kde
Subject:    RE: A couple of kde-related problems
From:       "Santiago Burbano" <santib () mtservicios ! com>
Date:       1999-07-05 14:40:58
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>
> |I think you should switch to Windows 98/2000 and use "C:\Program
> |Files\" for all your needs

> you haven't the slightest idea what you are talking about.

> |Apparently Linux is not for you because ...
>

> |go take a long warm bath to relax before (and IF) you decide to reply to
this one!

> i suggest you cool off, by holding your head underwater for, say, 15
minutes.

> |Bashing RedHat is akin to racism!
>
> i have scraped things that made more sense off the bottoms of my
> shoes, and have seen more brains in a pork chop than you demonstrted
> in your entire post.
>
> still, if i hear that red hat is seeking suckups, i'll send 'em your
> address. always room for a lickspittle, what.
>

KDE - Kalm Down, Ehh?

I've been browsing KDE source for a while, and I am still looking for a
single source line talking about pork chops, warm baths, suckups, ....

I don't care if you like Red Hat or not, if you have KDE under /opt or
/usr/local, if you use RPMs, DEBs or compile KDE for yourselves. But, one
thing I DO CARE is the money my phone company is charging ME for the time
spent downloading your personal bullshit from the list. So, please, stop
this stupid discussion and stick to the topic. I think you'll make a lot of
people happy.

If you want to continue with it, you all have your own e-mail addresses.
That's the place and not KDE list.

Thanks



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