Linux-Today 'Slackware 14.0 RC2 Released'
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Slackware has moved up the chart in distro watch quick. lol
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Good to see Slackware getting mentioned! I am looking forward to my 14.0 subscription being delivered in the not too distant future. :)
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Moderator Response
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You have been warned several times in the past to be constructive. No need to start something with sarcasm & criticism either since you seem to lack the understanding when you post in this manner things happen. Enough said! EDIT: After PM discussion and clarifications, the moderation was in error. So my apologies to Mercury305 for misunderstanding. |
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Distrowatch is ..., Well, Distrowatch ;)
Seriously, we all know that these statistics should be taken with a (big) piece of salt. This is not new and has been discussed many times, including in Distrowatch itself. Furthermore: 1) When people see a distribution mentioned in a news article in Distrowatch, out of curiosity some click on the link to that distribution and its rank increases. 2) This is specially true when a new version has just been released. By the way, Distrowatch is used to publish a news article about any new *release* even those they tag "development" ones. So maybe that's my fault, as my previous post in this thread was useless. :confused: @Mercury305 (out of topic) did you get this issue sorted out? |
Its understandable to misunderstand what I wrote. Especially coming from my finger tips.
But what I meant to say that since it has been a while that Slackware has come with a new release. The way it jumped up in charts should show the enthusiasm of its users. |
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Some people, especially the younger generation type 'lol' after everything. It's sort of like a nervous tick or something. It used to bother me a lot, especially with text messages.
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I been following the conversations on here recently and Mercury305 seems to have ruffled some features at the beginning, but I don't think he was being a troll and have noticed an improvement to the posts, especially after Patrick came in and explained some stuff better to him. Obligatory "let's cut him so slack :D" quote. |
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I should add backtrack and fedora in my list as well. But as you can seee Slackware is number 1: <--------------- because I like the command line so much :) Slackware makes me think... I like to use my brain. |
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Na, but this was a real LOL (just teezing or for grammar nazis teasing) Thanks for the Slack... I feel initiated into the slackware forums! :D |
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@Mercury305: no need to answer this childish post from Anonymo.
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Im a geek from the hood lol :) but lol'ing at dumb s*** has been around since I first used IRC. Ofcorse now they got ("have" for grammar nazis) twitter and all that other b/s ("and all of the other gadgets" for the grammar nazis) that I never use ("don't use" for the grammar nazis). Would you believe that I never bought a tablet? Why? Because God invented the Keyboard! I still use an old school samsung wireless phone that you have to type in the letters with the number pad. Why? Cost me $7! |
I think we are moving out of topic. So let's back on tracks -- but we already arrived at the last station, so I will just leave the train. See you later.
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Sure, let's move on. But seriously, I thought he was younger for some reason. I actually enjoy his posts and meant no insult.
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Let me get back to work lol (i did that on purpose this time! ;)) PS winking at other guys is also considered gay in the real world. But since my Role Model Patrick likes to do it... I guess its cool for me to be gay too So! ;) :P... Again, please don't get offended for my PITAness. |
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In all reality I love the Command line. Because I feel very intimate with the Computer under that Dark Black oblivious screen. Its so much funner then point and click and it works so much better if you know what you are doing. Slackware seemed the most command line friendly to me out of all the distros I tried. With the command line you are that much closer to the Kernel. The GUI is just an added abstraction to communicate with you easier. But doing so it sacrifices your intelligence. Every click you make often is a lot of hidden commands going in the background you don't know about. You often can't get the same flexibility in GUI either. Because its so much easier to code in command line type of program then having to create buttons and etc. for every detail "-" to the command. On top of that you got "|" | (piping) alone is enough to surpass GUI in so many ways. Because you can't possibly make that many variables/combinations into GUI. |
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Sorry for being a PITA I guess you should grab some more Prep. H incase you run out as long as I am here and continuing to use Slackware ;) |
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Lol I always have a great time here. Mercury you are going to be fun I see. have a great day all, |
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