Thanks all... I'll take this discussion to mean I should use *way* fewer words in future... to think, this started with my offering help by prefixing my answer with:
> I see no one has tried to help... :^) So... to shorten *my* unanswered issues: :^) 1. kppp has a memory leak (yes, graphing is off) 2. LM8.1 Software Installer is still "dead in water" 3a. sound gets clobbered when X/KDE die 3b. ES137[01] sound cards (others?) are problematic (see my web site) 4. [NEW+OT] LinkSys products are buggy (see my web site) Ooooopss... gotta keep it short... LOL Pierre http://pfortin.com/Linux tester wrote: > > Michael Viron wrote: > > >>That not helping part has been very prevalent lately. I guess everyone > >>has been busy trying to enjoy the holidays with their families. I have > >>posted many questions that I have not received a singel answer to yet! > >> > > > > Although many people do try to help, please keep in mind that we are (in a > > sense) 'volunteering' our time. I know, for example, that as it is I'm > > already volunteering time for several groups / organizations (as well as > > working full-time)-- Simple End User Linux, Web Spinners, University of > > West Florida, Phi Eta Sigma (both National Offices and the local Chapter), > > General Education Online, and finally Academic Web Information Repository > > -- which leaves me very little time to devote to most anything else. > > > > If you don't see anything posted to the list, it doesn't mean that we're > > trying to ignore anyone, it just usually means that we may be busy with > > something or on vacation. > > > > Michael > > > > -- > > Michael Viron > > Registered Linux User #81978 > > Senior Systems & Administration Consultant > > Web Spinners, University of West Florida > > It can also mean that we have trouble understanding your question or > inadequate information to answer, or you are using something none of us > have seen before... With more than 3000 packages in the downloadable > version of the distro, that is becoming more prevalent. > > But questions with a little history do tend to get answered better. > Overkill on information is also something that will delay answers, so > try to strike a happy medium, cause an answereer will try to read and > understand all the information given on the chance that it might be > relevant. > > It is also helpful sometimes to go spelunking in the archive caverns. I > don't answer questions about the bastardized fake hardware RAIDs any > longer because I have done it 50 times or more, and all of us have > answered one category one time too many--a different category for every > helper, most probably. > > Now I don't take time off from work to do this. I do this to take a > break from work, so I try to steer myself away from things I happen to > be working on. No one on this list is really obligated to help. They > are here because they want to help. > > Civileme > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
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