Not Linux, Not Lignux - LSDix

2014-01-08 Thread Ove Karlsen

I hereby propose that Linux be renamed LSDix.

And that the new Fertility Software Foundation song be: Birds and Bees, 
by Pål Stenbrenden. fellow hallucinogen user.


http://ovekarlsen.com/tmp/p%e5l-stenbrenden_birds-and-bees(union-studio).mp3

Case solved.

PBWY.
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Not Linux, Not Lignux - LSDix

2014-01-08 Thread Ove Karlsen

I hereby propose that Linux be renamed LSDix.

And that the new Fertility Software Foundation song be: Birds and Bees, 
by Pål Stenbrenden. fellow hallucinogen user.


http://ovekarlsen.com/tmp/p%e5l-stenbrenden_birds-and-bees(union-studio).mp3

Case solved.

PBWY.
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
I am realizing that Linux-brats are vere very much like abusive mushroom 
users aren´t they. I did ressearch on this, and that is where I have 
seen that behaviour before. Obviously only having them in the 
environment is influental, as I doubt they all do mushrooms.


This will be included on my 
http://ovekarlsen.com/Blog/psychiatry-refuted/ refuted post. That is the 
root of the problem.


Peace Be With You.
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
And.. actually in commercial constructs one is also abused, but atleast 
one gets money. In open-source, or particulary Stallman idolaters, one 
is only abused.


No limiter-awards, where technical excellence is recognized, because 
"the algorithm does this and that, and this is optimal". None of that.


Just - NOT GPL? WE ARE GONNA ABUSE YOU DOOD.

This is as I am trying to explain common for idolatry, and not GPL ofcourse.

Open-source seemed very interesting at one point. Atleast small plugins 
like mine, are nice to have as open-source. But already only after a few 
years, and gone through stages, and understood so many things many 
people are talking about, and the complains about linux-circle behaviour.


It has ofcourse nothing to do with being free. ;)

Hey, I don´t care. If God does not want, that is fine. I can drop it.

Peace Be With You!
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

Just to be clear, no idolatry. At all.

Anyways I am just going to use windows here, and maybe even get an E5 
mac. It has logic audio, which I think is perfectly fine.


I am almost nervous to contribute to this, seeing as much obscurity as 
it is. People will have to choose a solution good for them. If it makes 
sense. Not for some reason of idolatry, or slaving away for nothing.


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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

On 1/7/2014 9:52 PM, Richard Dunn wrote:

In case you missed it, Phoronix covered your original email.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item=MTU1MTI


Phoronix is not a serious newsplace.

I did think about the problem some more.

Maybe the whole Microkernel debate is an ego-issue too, really of 
control of information.


What would an additional JSR do.

And then I decide to read "operating systems: design and implementation" 
and what do I find:


https://www.google.no/search?q=operating+systems+design+and+implementation=1C1SAVU_enNO552NO555=210_sm=122=lnms=isch=X=mWjMUoawK870yAOD14DoDQ=0CAkQ_AUoAQ=1280=962#facrc=_=_=3Xxz9iSmxL5PkM%3A%3BwJyiNjvjxISczM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fi.walmartimages.com%252Fi%252Fp%252F09%252F78%252F01%252F31%252F42%252F0978013142938_500X500.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.walmart.com%252Fip%252FOperating-Systems-Design-and-Implementation%252F4323094%3B500%3B500

The book has a picture of a mushroom!


On 1/7/14, Liam Lindholm  wrote:

Mr. Karlsen,

I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.

In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
about the Free Software Foundation's "Say LiGNUx" campaign:
http://imgur.com/a/beY7E

Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
been acted upon.

If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?

Happy New Year.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker

On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen  wrote:

In school, many national idols, art, and "national romantic" writings
are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.

No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
and other places.

Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
is really what reminded me of it.

Stallman however made his own idol instead. The "GNU" is a similar
thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.

It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.

This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
online.

Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
swastika-worship. This scene from "Tommy" says a lot about what an
idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc

Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
of clear "psychedelic" art in some of his games, talk about letting
naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
element, as it really is about the same again. And "just for fun", is
close to "for the praises of God" is it not.

Our nature, is "muslim". Which means "in submission to God".
In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
God created you with the most upright nature.

And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
established b

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Richard Dunn
In case you missed it, Phoronix covered your original email.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item=MTU1MTI

On 1/7/14, Liam Lindholm  wrote:
> Mr. Karlsen,
>
> I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
> quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
> is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
> kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.
>
> In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
> about the Free Software Foundation's "Say LiGNUx" campaign:
> http://imgur.com/a/beY7E
>
> Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
> irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
> ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
> release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
> Software Foundation.
>
> So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
> been acted upon.
>
> If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
> me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
> Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
> Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?
>
> Happy New Year.
>
> Liam Oskar Lindholm,
> Linux Kernel Hacker
>
> On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen  wrote:
>> In school, many national idols, art, and "national romantic" writings
>> are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
>> ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
>> monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
>> Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.
>>
>> No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
>> that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
>> harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
>> and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
>> the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
>> and other places.
>>
>> Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
>> is really what reminded me of it.
>>
>> Stallman however made his own idol instead. The "GNU" is a similar
>> thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
>> complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.
>>
>> It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
>> And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.
>>
>> This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
>> censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
>> Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
>> 1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
>> online.
>>
>> Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
>> swastika-worship. This scene from "Tommy" says a lot about what an
>> idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc
>>
>> Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.
>>
>> On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
>> instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
>> also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
>> of clear "psychedelic" art in some of his games, talk about letting
>> naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
>> element, as it really is about the same again. And "just for fun", is
>> close to "for the praises of God" is it not.
>>
>> Our nature, is "muslim". Which means "in submission to God".
>> In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
>> In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
>> In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
>> unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
>> God created you with the most upright nature.
>>
>> And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
>> by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
>> Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
>> monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
>> established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of
>> any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.
>>
>> And Atheism do not have that, but often an ir

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Liam Lindholm
Mr. Karlsen,

I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.

In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
about the Free Software Foundation's "Say LiGNUx" campaign:
http://imgur.com/a/beY7E

Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
been acted upon.

If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?

Happy New Year.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker

On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen  wrote:
> In school, many national idols, art, and "national romantic" writings
> are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
> ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
> monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
> Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.
>
> No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
> that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
> harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
> and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
> the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
> and other places.
>
> Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
> is really what reminded me of it.
>
> Stallman however made his own idol instead. The "GNU" is a similar
> thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
> complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.
>
> It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
> And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.
>
> This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
> censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
> Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
> 1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
> online.
>
> Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
> swastika-worship. This scene from "Tommy" says a lot about what an
> idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc
>
> Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.
>
> On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
> instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
> also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
> of clear "psychedelic" art in some of his games, talk about letting
> naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
> element, as it really is about the same again. And "just for fun", is
> close to "for the praises of God" is it not.
>
> Our nature, is "muslim". Which means "in submission to God".
> In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
> In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
> In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
> unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
> God created you with the most upright nature.
>
> And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
> by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
> Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
> monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
> established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of
> any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.
>
> And Atheism do not have that, but often an irrational randomness, that
> is given power to create, or claimed to be anything but white-noise. A
> series of random events are white noise,  equal probability for any
> frequency. And Einsten and pseudoreligious scientific pantheism cannot
> be rationally defended, as with pantheism infinity is irrationally
> assigned to objects, truth is false, good is bad, god is satan, and many
> of these defend idolaterous images. Dawkins discussions sometimes seen
> on youtube, with beasthead idols, outside the buildin

Re: Gnu - Linux - Lignux, libre speech, and nerds drinking beer.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
Now several years later, people are doing Steam consoles, people talk 
about Android PCs.


If they go through the same development as me, regarding the licence, 
this is what they are going to come to:


http://ovekarlsen.com/Blog/demoscene/

"However Richard Stallmans egocult, “GNU” and play on semantics, and 
even thought-policing people to “not use the word open-source” etc, is 
Linux biggest problem, and really similar, and I use my own licence with 
this. Stallmans “libre speech”, “lignux” debates, “be free hacker”-song, 
etc, has nothing to do with reality, and his fanboys instead suppress 
free speech and information, and act like facists when the licence is 
discussed, which is completely unacceptable, and a known problem both 
inside and outside linux-circles. Even doing things like contacting 
web-space providers, etc, that uses GNU software, to manipulate 
information against their licence. Which ofcourse is what many call 
“psychopathy”, and is ofcourse similar to the censorship of facist regimes."


PBWY :)
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Re: Gnu - Linux - Lignux, libre speech, and nerds drinking beer.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

Are you aware of how completely incoherent that topic is?

You talk about "free speech", yet work to oppress that exact thing. You 
are not "free hackers". You are a bunch of blind idiots, worshipping a 
phallos.


I think things should be extremely clear, and my website contains 
research on the highest level. I do doubt thought, that people who live 
among phallic objects, and incoherent pseudoreligion will understand 
much of it though.


But that just shows that Linux is just another Microsoft or Apple, and 
all have people involved who did LSD. Magic faggot fantasyworlds, is 
what they want. And now Bill Gates is working with manour. For some 
reason LSD users seem attracked rather to things like this, but 
incoherently yammer about things of their youth I guess.

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Re: Gnu - Linux - Lignux, libre speech, and nerds drinking beer.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

Are you aware of how completely incoherent that topic is?

You talk about free speech, yet work to oppress that exact thing. You 
are not free hackers. You are a bunch of blind idiots, worshipping a 
phallos.


I think things should be extremely clear, and my website contains 
research on the highest level. I do doubt thought, that people who live 
among phallic objects, and incoherent pseudoreligion will understand 
much of it though.


But that just shows that Linux is just another Microsoft or Apple, and 
all have people involved who did LSD. Magic faggot fantasyworlds, is 
what they want. And now Bill Gates is working with manour. For some 
reason LSD users seem attracked rather to things like this, but 
incoherently yammer about things of their youth I guess.

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Re: Gnu - Linux - Lignux, libre speech, and nerds drinking beer.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
Now several years later, people are doing Steam consoles, people talk 
about Android PCs.


If they go through the same development as me, regarding the licence, 
this is what they are going to come to:


http://ovekarlsen.com/Blog/demoscene/

However Richard Stallmans egocult, “GNU” and play on semantics, and 
even thought-policing people to “not use the word open-source” etc, is 
Linux biggest problem, and really similar, and I use my own licence with 
this. Stallmans “libre speech”, “lignux” debates, “be free hacker”-song, 
etc, has nothing to do with reality, and his fanboys instead suppress 
free speech and information, and act like facists when the licence is 
discussed, which is completely unacceptable, and a known problem both 
inside and outside linux-circles. Even doing things like contacting 
web-space providers, etc, that uses GNU software, to manipulate 
information against their licence. Which ofcourse is what many call 
“psychopathy”, and is ofcourse similar to the censorship of facist regimes.


PBWY :)
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Liam Lindholm
Mr. Karlsen,

I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.

In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
about the Free Software Foundation's Say LiGNUx campaign:
http://imgur.com/a/beY7E

Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
been acted upon.

If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?

Happy New Year.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker

On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen m...@ovekarlsen.com wrote:
 In school, many national idols, art, and national romantic writings
 are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
 ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
 monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
 Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.

 No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
 that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
 harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
 and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
 the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
 and other places.

 Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
 is really what reminded me of it.

 Stallman however made his own idol instead. The GNU is a similar
 thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
 complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.

 It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
 And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.

 This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
 censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
 Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
 1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
 online.

 Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
 swastika-worship. This scene from Tommy says a lot about what an
 idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc

 Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

 On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
 instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
 also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
 of clear psychedelic art in some of his games, talk about letting
 naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
 element, as it really is about the same again. And just for fun, is
 close to for the praises of God is it not.

 Our nature, is muslim. Which means in submission to God.
 In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
 In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
 In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
 unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
 God created you with the most upright nature.

 And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
 by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
 Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
 monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
 established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of
 any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.

 And Atheism do not have that, but often an irrational randomness, that
 is given power to create, or claimed to be anything but white-noise. A
 series of random events are white noise,  equal probability for any
 frequency. And Einsten and pseudoreligious scientific pantheism cannot
 be rationally defended, as with pantheism infinity is irrationally
 assigned to objects, truth is false, good is bad, god is satan, and many
 of these defend idolaterous images. Dawkins discussions sometimes seen
 on youtube, with beasthead idols, outside the building. Similar to the
 sphinx-idols of Egypt ofcourse. Yet again phallic. And many who makes
 claims about madness themselves, such as psychiatrists follow Freud
 whose focus on libido, is just another rephrasing of phallic idolatry,
 and the facism these uphold is known. Atheism also again irrational
 idolatry.

 Removing irrational randomness from

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Richard Dunn
In case you missed it, Phoronix covered your original email.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=MTU1MTI

On 1/7/14, Liam Lindholm liam.oskar.lindh...@gmail.com wrote:
 Mr. Karlsen,

 I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
 quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
 is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
 kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.

 In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
 about the Free Software Foundation's Say LiGNUx campaign:
 http://imgur.com/a/beY7E

 Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
 irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
 ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
 release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
 Software Foundation.

 So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
 been acted upon.

 If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
 me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
 Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
 Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?

 Happy New Year.

 Liam Oskar Lindholm,
 Linux Kernel Hacker

 On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen m...@ovekarlsen.com wrote:
 In school, many national idols, art, and national romantic writings
 are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
 ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
 monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
 Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.

 No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
 that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
 harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
 and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
 the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
 and other places.

 Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
 is really what reminded me of it.

 Stallman however made his own idol instead. The GNU is a similar
 thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
 complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.

 It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
 And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.

 This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
 censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
 Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
 1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
 online.

 Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
 swastika-worship. This scene from Tommy says a lot about what an
 idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc

 Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

 On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
 instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
 also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
 of clear psychedelic art in some of his games, talk about letting
 naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
 element, as it really is about the same again. And just for fun, is
 close to for the praises of God is it not.

 Our nature, is muslim. Which means in submission to God.
 In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
 In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
 In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
 unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
 God created you with the most upright nature.

 And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
 by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
 Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
 monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
 established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of
 any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.

 And Atheism do not have that, but often an irrational randomness, that
 is given power to create, or claimed to be anything but white-noise. A
 series of random events are white noise,  equal probability for any
 frequency. And Einsten and pseudoreligious scientific pantheism cannot
 be rationally defended, as with pantheism infinity is irrationally
 assigned to objects, truth is false, good is bad, god is satan, and many
 of these defend idolaterous images. Dawkins discussions sometimes seen
 on youtube, with beasthead idols, outside the building. Similar to the
 sphinx-idols of Egypt ofcourse. Yet again phallic. And many who makes
 claims about madness themselves, such as psychiatrists

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

On 1/7/2014 9:52 PM, Richard Dunn wrote:

In case you missed it, Phoronix covered your original email.

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=MTU1MTI


Phoronix is not a serious newsplace.

I did think about the problem some more.

Maybe the whole Microkernel debate is an ego-issue too, really of 
control of information.


What would an additional JSR do.

And then I decide to read operating systems: design and implementation 
and what do I find:


https://www.google.no/search?q=operating+systems+design+and+implementationrlz=1C1SAVU_enNO552NO555espv=210es_sm=122source=lnmstbm=ischsa=Xei=mWjMUoawK870yAOD14DoDQved=0CAkQ_AUoAQbiw=1280bih=962#facrc=_imgdii=_imgrc=3Xxz9iSmxL5PkM%3A%3BwJyiNjvjxISczM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fi.walmartimages.com%252Fi%252Fp%252F09%252F78%252F01%252F31%252F42%252F0978013142938_500X500.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.walmart.com%252Fip%252FOperating-Systems-Design-and-Implementation%252F4323094%3B500%3B500

The book has a picture of a mushroom!


On 1/7/14, Liam Lindholm liam.oskar.lindh...@gmail.com wrote:

Mr. Karlsen,

I find your response to my initial email quite interesting, but do not
quite understand it. My mind is very sluggish here in Sweden where it
is very, very cold. Sluggish like a cluster of 386s running Linux on a
kitchen table in someone's backwoods shack.

In case you didn't see it, here is the presentation Mr. Stallman gave
about the Free Software Foundation's Say LiGNUx campaign:
http://imgur.com/a/beY7E

Mr. Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. In my first email, I suggested that we
ban him from LKML or asking the Linux Foundation to issue a press
release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

So far, to the best of my knowledge, none of those suggestions have
been acted upon.

If you do not mind, Mr. Karlsen, please elaborate. Do you agree with
me that calling Linux as LiGNUx is destructive and is without gains?
Or do you agree with Richard M. Stallman and think we should call
Linux as LiGNUx? How do you think about this, Mr. Karlsen?

Happy New Year.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker

On 12/23/13, Ove Karlsen m...@ovekarlsen.com wrote:

In school, many national idols, art, and national romantic writings
are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns
ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A
monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where
Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.

No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe
that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be
harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties
and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not
the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube,
and other places.

Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that
is really what reminded me of it.

Stallman however made his own idol instead. The GNU is a similar
thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone
complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.

It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols.
And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.

This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people
censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans
Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think
1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common
online.

Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as
swastika-worship. This scene from Tommy says a lot about what an
idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc

Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For
instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has
also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite
of clear psychedelic art in some of his games, talk about letting
naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that
element, as it really is about the same again. And just for fun, is
close to for the praises of God is it not.

Our nature, is muslim. Which means in submission to God.
In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as
unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states,
God created you with the most upright nature.

And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended
by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The
Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think
monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been
established by Aristotle. The same logic

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen

Just to be clear, no idolatry. At all.

Anyways I am just going to use windows here, and maybe even get an E5 
mac. It has logic audio, which I think is perfectly fine.


I am almost nervous to contribute to this, seeing as much obscurity as 
it is. People will have to choose a solution good for them. If it makes 
sense. Not for some reason of idolatry, or slaving away for nothing.


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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
And.. actually in commercial constructs one is also abused, but atleast 
one gets money. In open-source, or particulary Stallman idolaters, one 
is only abused.


No limiter-awards, where technical excellence is recognized, because 
the algorithm does this and that, and this is optimal. None of that.


Just - NOT GPL? WE ARE GONNA ABUSE YOU DOOD.

This is as I am trying to explain common for idolatry, and not GPL ofcourse.

Open-source seemed very interesting at one point. Atleast small plugins 
like mine, are nice to have as open-source. But already only after a few 
years, and gone through stages, and understood so many things many 
people are talking about, and the complains about linux-circle behaviour.


It has ofcourse nothing to do with being free. ;)

Hey, I don´t care. If God does not want, that is fine. I can drop it.

Peace Be With You!
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2014-01-07 Thread Ove Karlsen
I am realizing that Linux-brats are vere very much like abusive mushroom 
users aren´t they. I did ressearch on this, and that is where I have 
seen that behaviour before. Obviously only having them in the 
environment is influental, as I doubt they all do mushrooms.


This will be included on my 
http://ovekarlsen.com/Blog/psychiatry-refuted/ refuted post. That is the 
root of the problem.


Peace Be With You.
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-24 Thread Martin Nybo Andersen
On Monday 23 December 2013 12:01:06 Liam Lindholm wrote:
> Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:
> 
> It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
> Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
> again set out to fragment our grassroots community.
> 
> Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
> GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
> tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
> terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
> any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
> comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
> call the operating system “LiGNUx.”
> 
> His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
> at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.
> 
> Yes, that's right. LiGNUx, pronounced like “pig cooks,” would be the
> name of choice for our work in the last two decades. Stallman suggests
> that we trash our existing name recognition and all common sense to
> adopt his academic linguistic exercise in masturbatory politics that
> represents the kernel's license and some poorly-built utilities that
> no one uses anymore.
> 
> Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
> instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
> and nomenclature. What the hell?!
> 
> When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
> license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
> is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
> Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
> or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
> Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.
> 
> We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
> Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
> irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
> LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
> Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
> press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
> Software Foundation.
> 
> Whatever the next course of action is, we should all ignore Mr.
> Stallman and continue to call Linux as Linux.
> 
> I am interested to hear your thoughts on the topic, fellow Linux kernel 
hackers.
> 
> Merry Christmas.
> 
> Liam Oskar Lindholm,
> Linux Kernel Hacker

As much a I respect and acknowledge RMS for starting up GNU (even more after 
the Snowden leaks), I don't see any reason to put a g in Linux.

First of all: Don't change your name unless you're exceptionally good at PR.

Secondly: Linux -- the kernel -- is not part of GNU (a lot of the standard 
userspace utilities are though).

Surely GNU's not Linux. I remember it being a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not 
Unix!" (and there is a lot of things GNU isn't).

How about renaming GNU to LNG as in "Linux' Not GNU!"?. Or even *NG, since 
really not that much GPL'ed software is GNU.

(Not to start a flame war, but apropos I'd hate saying "My computer 
Hurds...".)

Oh, well... Merry Christmas.  *<:-)

-Martin

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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-24 Thread Martin Nybo Andersen
On Monday 23 December 2013 12:01:06 Liam Lindholm wrote:
 Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:
 
 It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
 Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
 again set out to fragment our grassroots community.
 
 Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
 GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
 tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
 terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
 any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
 comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
 call the operating system “LiGNUx.”
 
 His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
 at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.
 
 Yes, that's right. LiGNUx, pronounced like “pig cooks,” would be the
 name of choice for our work in the last two decades. Stallman suggests
 that we trash our existing name recognition and all common sense to
 adopt his academic linguistic exercise in masturbatory politics that
 represents the kernel's license and some poorly-built utilities that
 no one uses anymore.
 
 Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
 instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
 and nomenclature. What the hell?!
 
 When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
 license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
 is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
 Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
 or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
 Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.
 
 We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
 Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
 irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
 LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
 Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
 press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
 Software Foundation.
 
 Whatever the next course of action is, we should all ignore Mr.
 Stallman and continue to call Linux as Linux.
 
 I am interested to hear your thoughts on the topic, fellow Linux kernel 
hackers.
 
 Merry Christmas.
 
 Liam Oskar Lindholm,
 Linux Kernel Hacker

As much a I respect and acknowledge RMS for starting up GNU (even more after 
the Snowden leaks), I don't see any reason to put a g in Linux.

First of all: Don't change your name unless you're exceptionally good at PR.

Secondly: Linux -- the kernel -- is not part of GNU (a lot of the standard 
userspace utilities are though).

Surely GNU's not Linux. I remember it being a recursive acronym for GNU's Not 
Unix! (and there is a lot of things GNU isn't).

How about renaming GNU to LNG as in Linux' Not GNU!?. Or even *NG, since 
really not that much GPL'ed software is GNU.

(Not to start a flame war, but apropos I'd hate saying My computer 
Hurds)

Oh, well... Merry Christmas.  *:-)

-Martin

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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2013-12-23 Thread Ove Karlsen
In school, many national idols, art, and "national romantic" writings 
are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns 
ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A 
monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where 
Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.


No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe 
that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be 
harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties 
and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not 
the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube, 
and other places.


Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that 
is really what reminded me of it.


Stallman however made his own idol instead. The "GNU" is a similar 
thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone 
complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.


It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols. 
And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.


This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people 
censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans 
Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think 
1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common 
online.


Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as 
swastika-worship. This scene from "Tommy" says a lot about what an 
idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc


Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For 
instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has 
also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite 
of clear "psychedelic" art in some of his games, talk about letting 
naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that 
element, as it really is about the same again. And "just for fun", is 
close to "for the praises of God" is it not.


Our nature, is "muslim". Which means "in submission to God".
In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as 
unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states, 
God created you with the most upright nature.


And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended 
by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The 
Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think 
monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been 
established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of 
any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.


And Atheism do not have that, but often an irrational randomness, that 
is given power to create, or claimed to be anything but white-noise. A 
series of random events are white noise,  equal probability for any 
frequency. And Einsten and pseudoreligious scientific pantheism cannot 
be rationally defended, as with pantheism infinity is irrationally 
assigned to objects, truth is false, good is bad, god is satan, and many 
of these defend idolaterous images. Dawkins discussions sometimes seen 
on youtube, with beasthead idols, outside the building. Similar to the 
sphinx-idols of Egypt ofcourse. Yet again phallic. And many who makes 
claims about madness themselves, such as psychiatrists follow Freud 
whose focus on libido, is just another rephrasing of phallic idolatry, 
and the facism these uphold is known. Atheism also again irrational 
idolatry.


Removing irrational "randomness" from reality, leaves no coincidences, 
nothing "just happens", unless God wills. And one gets a necessary 
creator, that logically must be almighty, and sustainer of the heavens 
and the earth. One who obviously guides and deludes whomever he wills. 
And talks about mercy towards the believers.


And Darwin makes irrational claims about species. No species that mutate 
in any such degree, would ofcourse stop to mutate, and all species would 
have left an enormous amount of mutations that did not make it. And even 
just two compatible mutations, from another species, is absurd theory. 
And mutation is not any object of occult power.


And ofcourse Stallman claims to have some power of giving freedom to 
hackers, by his GPL licence, are fradulent.


Any of these, whether you view them more or less influental is just 
doing the same.


Free fantasy and conjuring of unreal things. If you are looking for the 
logical, and really scientific view, that is Artistotle still. And 
stallman does ofcourse not know what freedom is. And even making an idol 
of himself. Maybe he was of those who used LSD, it used to be popular, 
and unfortunately still is too 

Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-23 Thread Austin S Hemmelgarn
On 2013-12-23 12:01, Liam Lindholm wrote:
> Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:
> 
> It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
> Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
> again set out to fragment our grassroots community.
> 
> Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
> GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
> tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
> terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
> any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
> comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
> call the operating system “LiGNUx.”
As much as I hate to point this out, that less than 15% comprises most
of the big mainstream distros (eg, Suse, Red Hat, Fedora, Debian,
Ubuntu, Gentoo, etc.).
> 
> His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
> at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.
[...snip...]
> Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
> instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
> and nomenclature. What the hell?!
I'd say that this is even stupider than the LiGNUx, Hurd only runs on
32-bit x86, doesn't support a large majority of modern hardware, and
trying to install it is comparable to trying to get a rebate from
Microsoft for not using a pre-installed copy of Windows.
> 
> When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
> license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
> is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
> Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
> or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
> Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.
> 
> We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
> Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
> irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
> LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
> Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
> press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
> Software Foundation.
I'd personally say the press release is probably best.  Mr. Stallman's
zealotry makes all free software developers look bad, yet he dosen't
seem to realize that.

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Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-23 Thread Liam Lindholm
Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:

It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
again set out to fragment our grassroots community.

Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
call the operating system “LiGNUx.”

His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.

Yes, that's right. LiGNUx, pronounced like “pig cooks,” would be the
name of choice for our work in the last two decades. Stallman suggests
that we trash our existing name recognition and all common sense to
adopt his academic linguistic exercise in masturbatory politics that
represents the kernel's license and some poorly-built utilities that
no one uses anymore.

Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
and nomenclature. What the hell?!

When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.

We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

Whatever the next course of action is, we should all ignore Mr.
Stallman and continue to call Linux as Linux.

I am interested to hear your thoughts on the topic, fellow Linux kernel hackers.

Merry Christmas.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker
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Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-23 Thread Liam Lindholm
Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:

It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
again set out to fragment our grassroots community.

Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
call the operating system “LiGNUx.”

His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.

Yes, that's right. LiGNUx, pronounced like “pig cooks,” would be the
name of choice for our work in the last two decades. Stallman suggests
that we trash our existing name recognition and all common sense to
adopt his academic linguistic exercise in masturbatory politics that
represents the kernel's license and some poorly-built utilities that
no one uses anymore.

Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
and nomenclature. What the hell?!

When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.

We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
Software Foundation.

Whatever the next course of action is, we should all ignore Mr.
Stallman and continue to call Linux as Linux.

I am interested to hear your thoughts on the topic, fellow Linux kernel hackers.

Merry Christmas.

Liam Oskar Lindholm,
Linux Kernel Hacker
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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx”

2013-12-23 Thread Austin S Hemmelgarn
On 2013-12-23 12:01, Liam Lindholm wrote:
 Dear fellow Linux kernel hackers:
 
 It has come to my attention that Richard M. Stallman, founder of the
 Free Software Foundation and creator of the GNU project, has once
 again set out to fragment our grassroots community.
 
 Recently, Mr. Stallman has started a new push for acknowledgement of
 GNU in Linux. No, not the familiar “GNU/Linux” that we're all sick and
 tired of hearing about but, instead, a failed anagram of these same
 terms. The campaign is called “Say LiGNUx” and demands that users of
 any Linux-kernel operating system employing GNU software (which
 comprises less than 15% of most modern Linux distributions nowadays)
 call the operating system “LiGNUx.”
As much as I hate to point this out, that less than 15% comprises most
of the big mainstream distros (eg, Suse, Red Hat, Fedora, Debian,
Ubuntu, Gentoo, etc.).
 
 His presentation on the “Say LiGNUx” campaign is served in PNG format
 at http://imgur.com/a/beY7E so you can see the insanity for yourself.
[...snip...]
 Mr. Stallman even suggests that users who refuse to say LiGNUx should
 instead install GNU/HURD so as to remove any ambiguity about licenses
 and nomenclature. What the hell?!
I'd say that this is even stupider than the LiGNUx, Hurd only runs on
32-bit x86, doesn't support a large majority of modern hardware, and
trying to install it is comparable to trying to get a rebate from
Microsoft for not using a pre-installed copy of Windows.
 
 When is the last time someone named their operating system after the
 license the kernel is released under? Such an esoteric naming method
 is madness. Should Apple call OS X “Apple/XNU?” Or how about the
 Berkeley operating systems? Should they call their products “FreeBSD”
 or “OpenBSD?” Should Microsoft call their operating system “Microsoft
 Windows?” The suggestion is patently absurd.
 
 We should not give in to the wailing demands of this zealotry. Mr.
 Stallman clearly needs a break from promoting an increasingly
 irrelevant software platform. Perhaps that means banning him from
 LKML, or asking Linus to suggest some vacation therapy for poor Mr.
 Stallman and his zealotry, or having the Linux Foundation issue a
 press release distancing themselves from RMS, GNU, and the Free
 Software Foundation.
I'd personally say the press release is probably best.  Mr. Stallman's
zealotry makes all free software developers look bad, yet he dosen't
seem to realize that.

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Re: Richard Stallman: Why “GNU’S Not Linux” and Why We Should “Say LiGNUx” / Stopping abusive behaviour.

2013-12-23 Thread Ove Karlsen
In school, many national idols, art, and national romantic writings 
are read. These are irrational variants of ancestor worship, that turns 
ignorant people to brats. A flag nothing else than a totempole. A 
monarchy nothing else than the development of old fertiliycults. Where 
Brutus and Bimbo no doubt are central.


No doubt even Stallman was bothered by those in his youth. And maybe 
that is what is bothering many. Why anyone should go to school, to be 
harassed for many years, I do not understand. I am well into my thirties 
and realizing how much of a pain school really was, although I was not 
the one most bothered, and I have seen many processing that, on youtube, 
and other places.


Behaviour on the internet is a problem, and it seems similar, and that 
is really what reminded me of it.


Stallman however made his own idol instead. The GNU is a similar 
thing, a phallic idol of himself, as all idols are. And everyone 
complains about the pseudoreligious brats in linux-circles.


It is ofcourse not real religion, but idolatry, and with made up idols. 
And that it is idolatry, is a important distinction to make.


This is really at the base of facism, and seen for instance, when people 
censor criticism like this, in favour of some idol. Be that Stallmans 
Gnu, or gayactivism, 1950s gear worshippers, or people who think 
1024x768 is the ultimate resolution. Or many odd things. Which is common 
online.


Hippies also really are idolaters, sunworship, really the same as 
swastika-worship. This scene from Tommy says a lot about what an 
idolater is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVwkz-BQGc


Everyone is born with a monotheist nature though.

On LKML, I have also seen arguments that resemble monotheism. For 
instance lately, Linus said he didn´t want a corporate mindset. He has 
also talked about natural developments, and also Gabriel Newell, inspite 
of clear psychedelic art in some of his games, talk about letting 
naturality take place. Hopefully that means reiterating out that 
element, as it really is about the same again. And just for fun, is 
close to for the praises of God is it not.


Our nature, is muslim. Which means in submission to God.
In Daoism, one talks about surrender and alignment.
In Buddhism and Daoism, both talk about quietness of the mind.
In Islam one talks about peace generally. And defines idolatry as 
unnatural, polytheism, and association with God, and The Quran states, 
God created you with the most upright nature.


And one superordinate concept, one God, can also be logically defended 
by Aristotles prime mover, and philosophical principles like The 
Finetuning Argument. However many do not even know this, and think 
monotheism is illogical, yet the school of logic, is said to have been 
established by Aristotle. The same logic ofcourse, really the insight of 
any true prophet. Programmers often like logic, and should know this.


And Atheism do not have that, but often an irrational randomness, that 
is given power to create, or claimed to be anything but white-noise. A 
series of random events are white noise,  equal probability for any 
frequency. And Einsten and pseudoreligious scientific pantheism cannot 
be rationally defended, as with pantheism infinity is irrationally 
assigned to objects, truth is false, good is bad, god is satan, and many 
of these defend idolaterous images. Dawkins discussions sometimes seen 
on youtube, with beasthead idols, outside the building. Similar to the 
sphinx-idols of Egypt ofcourse. Yet again phallic. And many who makes 
claims about madness themselves, such as psychiatrists follow Freud 
whose focus on libido, is just another rephrasing of phallic idolatry, 
and the facism these uphold is known. Atheism also again irrational 
idolatry.


Removing irrational randomness from reality, leaves no coincidences, 
nothing just happens, unless God wills. And one gets a necessary 
creator, that logically must be almighty, and sustainer of the heavens 
and the earth. One who obviously guides and deludes whomever he wills. 
And talks about mercy towards the believers.


And Darwin makes irrational claims about species. No species that mutate 
in any such degree, would ofcourse stop to mutate, and all species would 
have left an enormous amount of mutations that did not make it. And even 
just two compatible mutations, from another species, is absurd theory. 
And mutation is not any object of occult power.


And ofcourse Stallman claims to have some power of giving freedom to 
hackers, by his GPL licence, are fradulent.


Any of these, whether you view them more or less influental is just 
doing the same.


Free fantasy and conjuring of unreal things. If you are looking for the 
logical, and really scientific view, that is Artistotle still. And 
stallman does ofcourse not know what freedom is. And even making an idol 
of himself. Maybe he was of those who used LSD, it used to be popular, 
and unfortunately still is too popular. Turning 

LiGNUx

2013-12-21 Thread Richard Dunn
Is this you, Richard, advocating for "LiGNUx" again?

http://imgur.com/a/beY7E
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LiGNUx

2013-12-21 Thread Richard Dunn
Is this you, Richard, advocating for LiGNUx again?

http://imgur.com/a/beY7E
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