> What's a blue screen? What's XP? What's Vista?
> This is a Linux newsgroup. None of those terms mean
> anything to me... though I'm sure many of the M$
> converts will know what you're referring to.

you know very well what Vista is dude, dont lie


> What does instal mean? What's linix?
>
> > took me all day,
>
> Wouldn't know about that. Linix may be some odd
> Unixish OS I've never heard of. Do you mean Minix?
> Or... since this is a Linux newsgroup, do you mean
> Linux (rhymes with Linus)?
>
thats right, I have dyslexia, command line is not for me

it also an old technology. I'm from the GUI generation

my granpa uses unix,(sound like eunichs)

linucks is for boomers
>
> > COMMAND LINE IS FROM THE 1960'S!!!
>
> Command line is for power users and for those with
> a curiosity about the engine underneath that shiny GUI
> hood and for those interested in scripting. Obviously
> you're WAY out of your league.

>
> > LONG LIVE THE GUI!!
>
> Sure for people who care more about the color of
> their car than the type of engine under the hood.

Yeah, I actually DRIVE the car, and get places, and meet girls

I dont sit at home and try to take apart the freakin engine, and
modify the cylinder heads

linix is for geeks,
>
> > anyways, now I'm in a linix chatroom,
>
> Again, what's linix? What chatroom? You should ask
> THEM what they're talking about.

ok, linux (rhymes with linsucks) is that better?

we will soon take over this world you boomers, so take your command
line, and telnet
and go die somewhere

we will be using voice recognition, and then thought recognition,
while you are telnetting your way into the 1970's
>
> > and they are telling me I have
> > to recompile the colonel (whatever that means)
>
> I think it means they can't spell any better than you
> can... but maybe there's some kind of Windows thing
> known as a colonel. Anyway, how are WE supposed to
> know what kind of discussions you're having in some
> chatroom?
>
> > OMG
>