On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 11:18:04AM -0600, macintoshzoom wrote: >> I know thanks for noticing. > > You are too "arrogant" to say this. I said only a diplomatic "you MAY". > And I am also at least as "arrogant" and strong as you...
It isn't arrogance if you're right. >>> But, I am building an OpenBSD-KDE PC Desktop distro (focused on >>> usability for the masses including top privacy/security >>> implementations) and on my experimental -current box I want to be >>> forward to stable-s to test and tweak everything asap. And you can. Don't know why you keep bringing this up. > I am asking for help to do what I want to do if someone on this forum is > so kind to help me. Period. Asking for help usually doesn't include words like "I want, it should, I don't like it, etc" > > Thanks for your "go away from us (arrogant elitist) owners of OpenBSD > superOS that is not available to-the-(stupid)-masses where you belong". > > Really, I am tired of those arrogant answers from some OpenBSD gurus! > Who the hell they are to talk like that! > They look as if they where tortured souls unable to be kind to the world > and unable to help humanity to grow up to their knowledge standard > levels. I am tired of a bunch of morons asking for crap that is stupid to start with and then complain when they are told that they are wrong. Here is an idea, the folks who wrote it told you so maybe you should consider what was said. This has nothing to do with elitism, this has to do with the recipient being unable to deal with the answer. > > This matter will be a thread question doubled with an independent > wikisite so as everybody can talk and rate without any orwellian mailist > censorship nor scare about OpenBSD forum posters (including me!), and to > publish their free-speech opinions about each individual this developers > forum hosts. Because there are some ones to really include in your junk > mail client filter so bad-guys they are! People answered your questions. You didn't like the answer and proceeded with whining and how YOU are going to make it better. > development tool to where? to the same auto-preservation for the > arrogant elitists superOS (sorry I laugh here, this looks as classic > anti dictatorial-regime panflets!), or to benefit humanity? Development tool is something developers use to achieve a goal. That goal is incompatible with your "view". You want to have other people add features that are dumb and completely irrelevant to a development tool. Guess how people will react? For your convenience binary packages are made available and you are still complaining. > I am ALREADY on Linux, making efforts to port a better OpenBSD OS to the > Linux and Windows masses (thanks for your help), if you Marco Peereboom > give me your permission, of course ... OpenBSD is open to the world. It will however not cave to demands that are unreasonable and/or stupid. > .. or may be you prefer to keep OpenBSD for your own private club use > and mods? I write code and give it away; guess what the answer is. Where are your contributions? Diatribes coming from some random guy on the internet that doesn't even seem to have a real name don't count.
