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    Thanks

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    I am a norton antivirus user and thank goodness it has caught every one of that virus sent to me.

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    Hi alittlebitnumb,
    I got this theme from the link that P2P posted. It's called "snowball." How do you like it? It says KDE 3 on the picture but I'm running it under KDE 2.2.2. Check it out.
    For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
    (Romans 6:23, WEB)

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    thank god that linux was created cause i mean if you think about it , theres really nothing better i mean you cant beat the whole "free" part of the os plus its a true multitask and multiuser OS. Its not some stupid 16bit system with a 32bit patch. plus theres no worries bout virues, granted you have the fear of being hacked but you still had that worry with windoze. nice post guys
    it cant rain every day

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    Dorktower: Not to mention that whenever some strange bug happens, as it invariably does, the only solution is to ask everyone you know and watch them give vague answers which don't really solve your problem because the problem itself is so specific to your particular distribution and install setup. That and some distros come with VI being the only editor on there. That's just evil to newbies.

    (GNU/Linux) + (New Users Who Are Technically Competent In General Who Would Like To Learn) + (Minor Bugs) = (Major Frustration And Hideously Sharp Learning Curve Of Doom Which Throws Off Otherwise Intelligent People Who Are Not OCD-Sufferers.)^2

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    And Yes, I even tried LRs-Linux / LFS (Linux From Scratch), except it plunged my keyboard configuration into something european so that I was unable to type many common characters and some letters were reversed too. And attempts to change the key config gave errors too. And in order to fix it, I have to change my key config...

    <Just venting accumulated annoyances with Mandrake (which won't consistently recognize that any packages are already installed or are not... and yes I used rpm --updatedb) and LRs-Linux (See Above.)>
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    Sounds to me like someone has a case of Linux overdose....Perhaps he should leave it alone for a week or so and come back with a clear head?

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