A little confused

Do windows users regularly harass the linux news groups. Or is this all just
in good fun. I ask; because there is a lot of it here and it gets in the way.

No, they don't..

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Mike Hall - MVP
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx




"Mike" <> wrote in message
news:A02F7FD9-F23C-4707-8DD3-...
> Do windows users regularly harass the linux news groups. Or is this all
> just
> in good fun. I ask; because there is a lot of it here and it gets in the
> way.

Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
> No, they don't..
>
Yes, they do.

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norm

norm wrote:
> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
>
>> No, they don't..
>>
> Yes, they do.
>

Don't make me laugh! I for one, would never waste my time in any open
sores ng.
Let's face it, Vista is much better, in every way, than anything linux
has to offer.
Frank

Alias and Ray and complete Ubuntu die hards! They eat, breathe, sleep,
Ubuntu. If there any HINT of a post that is remotely related to
Linux/Ubuntu, they chime in.




"Mike" <> wrote in message
news:A02F7FD9-F23C-4707-8DD3-...
> Do windows users regularly harass the linux news groups. Or is this all
> just
> in good fun. I ask; because there is a lot of it here and it gets in the
> way.

Frank wrote:
> norm wrote:
>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
>>
>>> No, they don't..
>>>
>> Yes, they do.
>>
>
> Don't make me laugh! I for one, would never waste my time in any open
> sores ng.
> Let's face it, Vista is much better, in every way, than anything linux
> has to offer.
> Frank
Yes they do, so don't attempt to refute what you don't know. And vista
may be better for you. It might not be so for everyone.

--
norm

"Mike" <> wrote in message
news:A02F7FD9-F23C-4707-8DD3-...
> Do windows users regularly harass the linux news groups. Or is this all
> just
> in good fun. I ask; because there is a lot of it here and it gets in the
> way.


Windows users generally do not go there. I realize that in COLA there are
about two guys who regularly harass the Linux advocates. But in my opinion
they shouldn't be there because their activity keeps the group from dying
[of boredom] [and the group really should be allowed to die].

Saucy

norm wrote:
> Frank wrote:
>
>> norm wrote:
>>
>>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
>>>
>>>> No, they don't..
>>>>
>>> Yes, they do.
>>>
>>
>> Don't make me laugh! I for one, would never waste my time in any open
>> sores ng.
>> Let's face it, Vista is much better, in every way, than anything linux
>> has to offer.
>> Frank
>
> Yes they do, so don't attempt to refute what you don't know.

Careful norm, I was only referring to myself.

And vista
> may be better for you. It might not be so for everyone.

But it's obviously better for most.
Frank
>

Saucy wrote:

> "Mike" <> wrote in message
> news:A02F7FD9-F23C-4707-8DD3-...
>
>> Do windows users regularly harass the linux news groups. Or is this
>> all just
>> in good fun. I ask; because there is a lot of it here and it gets in
>> the way.
>
>
>
> Windows users generally do not go there.

Not unless they're slumming.
Frank

I realize that in COLA there
> are about two guys who regularly harass the Linux advocates. But in my
> opinion they shouldn't be there because their activity keeps the group
> from dying [of boredom] [and the group really should be allowed to die].
>
> Saucy

Frank wrote:
> norm wrote:
>> Frank wrote:
>>
>>> norm wrote:
>>>
>>>> Mike Hall - MVP wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> No, they don't..
>>>>>
>>>> Yes, they do.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Don't make me laugh! I for one, would never waste my time in any open
>>> sores ng.
>>> Let's face it, Vista is much better, in every way, than anything
>>> linux has to offer.
>>> Frank
>>
>> Yes they do, so don't attempt to refute what you don't know.
>
> Careful norm, I was only referring to myself.
Why do you tell people to be careful? Careful of what? Careful of
disagreeing with you? I believe your "don't make me laugh" statement was
referring only to my "yes, they do" statement, since that is the only
issue being discussed. What you do is irrelevant to whether or not ms
users troll in linux groups.


>
> And vista
>> may be better for you. It might not be so for everyone.
>
> But it's obviously better for most.
That is not necessarily so obvious, or true.
> Frank
>>


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norm