Re: I broke Slackware..

[deadly7]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Since you're too pigheaded to realize this, let me come right out and tell you:
My Linux is not out of the box.  I've had the same install for a few months now, since before Christmas.  I used a 3rd party program without knowing how Linux updates.

[Warrior]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Since you're too pigheaded to realize this, let me come right out and tell you:
My Linux is not out of the box.  I've had the same install for a few months now, since before Christmas.  I used a 3rd party program without knowing how Linux updates.

Alright since you obviously have some sort of problem:

You broke slackware, asked here to fix it. Fine.
I post here and say it isn't uncommon for linux not to work out of the box (Meaning either right after an install or it's inability to revert to an earlier configuration in case of an error -- my point being you can break anything in Linux if you shake it slightly)

Get it now? Want a powerpoint?

[Warrior]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Must I repeat myself, fool?

If you actually read the beginning of the topic, you'll realize that he ran # slapt-get, a 3rd party program.

Alright and your point being? I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows..
You agreed to what I said, bottom line. There is no argument here. I have won.

[Joe]

[...] I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows.. [...]

http://www.javaop.com/~iago/windowssucks.html

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[Warrior]

[...] I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows.. [...]

http://www.javaop.com/~iago/windowssucks.html

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Quit posting please. PLEASE Joe.

[deadly7]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Must I repeat myself, fool?

If you actually read the beginning of the topic, you'll realize that he ran # slapt-get, a 3rd party program.

Alright and your point being? I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows..
You agreed to what I said, bottom line. There is no argument here. I have won.

The funny thing is: I didn't break the OS. I assumed I did.  I broke 3rd party programs.

[Warrior]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Must I repeat myself, fool?

If you actually read the beginning of the topic, you'll realize that he ran # slapt-get, a 3rd party program.

Alright and your point being? I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows..
You agreed to what I said, bottom line. There is no argument here. I have won.

The funny thing is: I didn't break the OS. I assumed I did.  I broke 3rd party programs.

Yea that is pretty funny. The OS not ONLY breaks itself but it BREAKS PROGRAMS TOO!!!111 Man that's like awesome.
Ha.

[deadly7]

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

Must I repeat myself, fool?

If you actually read the beginning of the topic, you'll realize that he ran # slapt-get, a 3rd party program.

Alright and your point being? I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows..
You agreed to what I said, bottom line. There is no argument here. I have won.

The funny thing is: I didn't break the OS. I assumed I did.  I broke 3rd party programs.

Yea that is pretty funny. The OS not ONLY breaks itself but it BREAKS PROGRAMS TOO!!!111 Man that's like awesome.
Ha.

You're stupid.  Arguing with you is like talking to a brick wall: neither of the two get it.

[Sidoh]

Alright and your point being? I don't recall simple applications breaking the OS on Windows..
You agreed to what I said, bottom line. There is no argument here. I have won.

So you agree it isn't strange for Linux to not work out of the box? Then why are you getting mad?

If you actually read the beginning of the topic, you'll realize that he ran # slapt-get, a 3rd party program.

A little tip, since you've obviously entered this argument ill-equipped and unprepared: Slackware doesn't ship with slapt-get.

You're right, Warrior.  You have won.  You haven't won this argument, though.  You've won the following awards:

  The "Stubborn Dolt Head" Award
  The "I'm Such an Idiot I Suck" Award
  The "Holy Crap, My Head is Up My Ass" Award
  The "I'm as Blind as Ray Charles" Award

Congradulations!

[iago]

Warrior, I'm going to say this in the nicest way I can: shut the fuck up and go away.  I can't think of anything nicer. 

The problem was that he was using a third party program which installed software that was at the wrong version.  Are you saying that it's impossible to have the wrong version on your precious Windows?  You are a dolt.  Go away.