hey ITU, why not say that is your opinion. cause it ain't mine. and damn that was the least helpful reply I have seen. I am suprised you would waste your time typing that.
It's open source and the QA is tons better than a company that keeps it's stuff secert, but the secret probly keeps "know it alls" form screwing up stuff and blaming it on "qa" in open source, everyone is QA. it behaves differently for different folks BECAUSE it CAN (same reaason male dogs lick their balls). any thing will be different on different hardware. if the user had rtfd before installing, and does not think they know it all, then it would probly be just as stable as it is here. one guess as to how stuff like this could happen is root copied some config file from one user to another and did not set the permissions orownership. (I know you don't have to do that stuff for your M$ products, but in truth, it is one of the best things about GNU linix is it's file security) On Friday 30 November 2001 23:50, you wrote: > Your mileage varies. Everyone has a story to tell. It's open source and QA > is not very good. That's why it bahaves differently for different people > with different hardware, different usage needs and different usage > patterns. > > It's usually a mis-configuration. Tracking down what's mis-configured will > be a nightmare. > > On Friday 30 November 2001 19:42, you wrote: > > Hello > > > > I am having a funny behaviour with KDe and Gnome. If I click on any icon > > on desktop, I can see that the programme is running but nothing happens > > after that. If I want to create a terminal, again nothing happens. All > > windows simply disappear. > > > > On Gnome things are a bit different. I can't move any terminal window. > > They are stuck on the left corner and that is it. > > > > On windowmaker, everything works fine. > > > > What is going on? > > > > Thanks > > > > Eduardo
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