Arvind said: > Standardisation does not mean, asking people to do what you are doing.
But I thought this was what you were suggesting by saying that RH did something some way and the fact that SuSE did not do it the same way pissed you off. > Its sad, people cannot differentiate between an OS and an add on > software. You can run, windows, but nobody is asking u to use MS > office. YOu can use lotus smart suite. But, imagine if i had windows > debian, yellow dog windows and god knows what more, with each one > running the same kernel, but files in different places i am sure to go > mad and the poor fellow who was unable to find xinetd in Suse was also > going mad. > > strength lies in Unity. I'm afriad you are blathering. Let us say I am installing some vital piece of software on a Windows XP box, the InstallShield installer usually gives me the option to change the directory where I install the software (default is typically \Program Files\Some Crap). There is NO guarantee that the same piece of software is installed in the same directory on some other computer. Even running the same OS. > With no basic law to rule and each man holding his gun to prove his > point, is nothing short of an afghanistan with taliban. Ah. The Afghan argument. That is a new one. I think Godwin's Law has changed slightly these days. > Probably, india is binding people to one law and taking away freedom, > so, each man should have the freedom to do what ever. After all we all > need freedom of choice and _should_ _not_ follow one particular law. Thank you for succintly putting across my point. Thaths ------------------------------------------------------- Sponsored by: ThinkGeek at http://www.ThinkGeek.com/ _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
