Randy McMurchy wrote:
Jeremy Huntwork wrote these words on 01/23/06 19:17 CST:
If a
user decides that they don't want it, BLFS should still attempt to offer
support.
Why?
This person has deviated from the prescribed method of doing things.
If someone wants (and can) provide support, then they usually do.
Most times, though, what you see is somebody saying FBBG.
If someone has the gumption to disregard our recommendations, then
they should have the required knowledge to suffer the consequences
if things don't turn out well.
And, actually I am really surprised to hear this from you Jeremy.
Would you say the same thing if it where the LFS book?
My question being posed as the user deviated from the book.
Maybe this goes back to having different definitions of "recommended".
Just because someone doesn't install something that's "recommended" by
the book doesn't mean they should be considered to have "deviated"...at
least that's some peoples' (including me) definition of "recommended".
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