Hey cool it!! I am no enemy of yours! ;-)
1. I just don't like fundamentalism, be it in religion or computers. I
believe that people be told of an alternative way, and then be left to
themselves to decide which way to go. I don't belive in telling them "this
is THE WAY, and you got to, just got to, go this way".
2. In an earlier mail you had asked me why don't I agree to anything you
say! Coincidence man. Just the wrong topics to discuss , i think. ;-) . I
like you otherwise. ;-D . Besides, would you really like people to agree
to whatever you say? I wouldn't. I would rather people gang up against me,
and force me to a debate. Defending myself helps me get more convinced of
my ideals.
3. I believe in a multipolar computing world. There is no one good
way. Belittling other camps(e.g. M$) only harms Linux in a serious
way. Competition helps. Whether you accept it or not, Windoze is one of
the prime competitive inspiration for many many Linux projects. "We will
do it better" attitude comes only when there is someone out there giving
you the benchmark to better.
- Your own Dhoodhwaala (That's Milkman in english, right Pankaj? Seems to
be the profession having the most fun in work hours out there ;-) )
On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Pankaj Kaushal wrote:
> Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
>
> > >From just-a-person-with-a-different-angle,
> > Your own dhoodhwalaa ;-)
> > - Sandip
>
> I think a-person-with-an-opposite-angle
> but if you knew what I know you might just
> have a different opinion
> but as I said "If you don't agree with me"
> "live happily in you chosen mode of existance"
> I can't say if its a well of a water tank but
> you just might know better about it cuz I have
> no idea about it.
>
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