Why does the slopware behavior and appearance change so drastically from distro to distro, and release to release? http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/case_sensitive.png

DFS <nospam@dfs_.com> wrote: > Why does the slopware behavior and appearance change so drastically from > distro to distro, and release to release? > > http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/case_sensitive.png Perhaps your perception is being effected by changes in your medication? Damn, did I say that? Some people just bring out the snark I guess. >;) Thad -- Yeah, I drank the Open Source cool-aid... Unlike the other brand, it had all the ingredients on the label.

* DFS fired off this tart reply: > Why does the slopware behavior and appearance change so drastically from > distro to distro, and release to release? > > http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/case_sensitive.png It's a user-configurable system setting and a somewhat advanced topic, that's why. http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r3/index.jsp?topic=/nls/rbagslccollatecategory.htm The LC_COLLATE category defines character or string collation information. Within LC_COLLATE you can specify a sort sequence to use using the cpysyscol keyword. The cpysyscol keyword value is used in place of the LC_COLLATE category definitions. -- Tux rox!

On 2007-12-18, thad05@tux.glaci.delete-this.com <thad05@tux.glaci.delete-this.com> claimed: > DFS <nospam@dfs_.com> wrote: >> Why does the slopware behavior and appearance change so drastically from >> distro to distro, and release to release? >> >> http://www.angelfire.com/linux/dfs0/case_sensitive.png Angelfire? Aren't they free? That sounds like somethng some broke-ass lamer might use instead of doing the right thing and paying a yearly contract for hosting. (2 can play the DuFuS game) > Perhaps your perception is being effected by changes in your > medication? > > Damn, did I say that? Some people just bring out the snark I guess. >>;) The trolls here can turn the nicest person into a prick if they work at it long enough. If you were already a prick when you came here (like me) the effect they can have on you is unspeakable. -- Shock me, say something intelligent!

* chrisv fired off this tart reply: > Sinister Midget wrote: > >>The trolls here can turn the nicest person into a prick if they work at >>it long enough. If you were already a prick when you came here (like >>me) the effect they can have on you is unspeakable. > > I'm not a prick. I'm just brutally honest. 8) That would make a good "Devil's Dictionary" entry. prick, n. 1. A person who is brutally honest. 2. Someone other than yourself. -- Tux rox!