I think it was a great Linux day. Not that I was there to see for
myself. It was great because it happened.
Why didn't I show up? Because I don't agree with the concept enough to
spare the time. I won't waste yours with telling you how I think Linux
should be promoted, because I have no intention to organize any event. I
suggest that all the rest of you, who also lack the intention of
spending a substantial amount of time to get something moving, would
share my silence.
In the world of FOSS, you don't complain about a missing feature in some
software. You implement it. Or possibly send a friendly note to someone
who may do that for you. I can't understand why anyone here feels free
to complain about anything, even if Adir chose Red Hat 5.2.
I know that we all hate to see the glorious name of Linux being
disgraced by *someone else* making a bad impression, making us all
looking like idiots, but I can hope that if you stick around for a
while, you'll get used to that. We're a bunch of individualists (or we
would never leave Windows), so there's no chance that we'll like what
the other guy just did.
So if someone was surprised during some certain event, don't complain.
You have just learned an important lesson, which goes way beyond Suzuntu
vs. OpenUbe.
Eli
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