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RE: Red Hat CEO: Vista marks end of 'planned software'

"then check the vendor's website to see if a new release is out,
download source, extract it, compile, then install. Planned
software is much easier to deal with." I know what you are trying
to say, but I have never had to do anything that you have
mentioned. No extracting, no compiling etc. Just run the update
manager and click install updates or use synaptic manager, put a
checkmark in the box of the software that I want installed and
click install. In the future either increase your knowlege of Linux
or keep your comments to yourself. It's quite obvious that your
lack of knowlege is clouding your judgement and your hatred for
Linux is obvious. Oh, and by the way, I have had to re-install
Windows 3 times in the last year. Linux? ZERO reinstalls in the
last year. Your lips flap but you never have any proof to back it
up.

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