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   From: SNIT@CABLE0NE.NET.INVALID   
      
   "King of Brawl Hall"  wrote in post   
   Xns95FBDBA441FF1spamspamsnuhspam33@207.14.113.17 on 2/12/05 8:37 PM:   
      
   > Snit  wrote in news:BE34052D.1D8E%   
   > SNIT@CABLE0NE.NET.INVALID:   
   >   
   >> "J�hnny F�v�r�t�   (it means "halo, then resonate")"   
      
   >> wrote in post PM0003EFF4A819464A@minion.nashville.comcast.net on 2/12/05   
   >> 6:43 PM:   
   >>   
   >>> Kier wrote:   
   >>>> J�hnny F�v�r�t� wrote:   
   >>>>> if you can stand linux, it would make an okay choice.  personally i   
   >>>>> couldn't.  way too fiddly and difficult.  every little thing   
   >>>>> required editing a config file somewhere with tortured, impossible   
   >>>>> syntax.  and all the dependency issues.  bleargh, not for me.   
   >>>>   
   >>>> You must have been misinformed by someone. It's by no means that hard.   
   >>>> I've very rarely had to edit a config file, and even when I have, it   
   >>>> was pretty straightforward. I'm by no means an expert in such matters.   
   >>>   
   >>> i am speaking from personal experience here, not misinformation.  linux   
   >>> is way, WAY no fun, as far as i'm concerned.   
   >>>   
   >>> i knew somebody would respond like that, and i've already had this   
   >>> conversation eighty billion times, so i am now bowing out.   
   >>   
   >> is there anyone who knows OS X and Linux well who can make an honest and   
   >> reasoned comparison of the two?   
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   > Scot Hacker?   
      
   Fribilty Jones.   
      
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