Only 29 Days More to Go!

[Alias]

On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released,

a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu

will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at

http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.



What can be done with Ubuntu:



Email

Surf the web

Burn CDs.

Rip CDs.

Listen to music.

Watch vidoes/DVDs.

Scan and print.

Spreadsheets.

Presentations

Newsgroups.

HTML editing.

Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

Make videos.

Download photos from a camera and organize them.

Translations.

Use a dictionary

Learn how to touch type.

Edit images.

Send and receive a fax.

Take screenshots.

Create .PDF files.

Create and use a data base.

Instant messaging with over 10 different programs in one including

Windows Live Messenger.

IRC.

Bluetooth.



and much more!



What you can't do with Ubuntu:



Worry about:

WPA and WGA raising their ugly heads,

DRM,

Viruses,

Root kits,

Spyware,

and

Malware.



--

Alias

 

[Philo P. Shagnasty]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released, a

> release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu will

> finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at

> http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>

> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>

> Email



Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.



> Surf the web



You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.



> Burn CDs.



It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs are

trying hard.





> Rip CDs.



Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores program

that MAY work or may not work.



> Listen to music.



That is what your IPOD is for.





> Watch vidoes/DVDs.



That is what your TV is for.





> Scan and print.



That is what your printer is for.



> Spreadsheets.



Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.



> Presentations



HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.



> Newsgroups.



Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to try and

get people to try Open Sores software.



> HTML editing.



Very basic editing.





> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.



Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple games.

For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.





> Make videos.



That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use Windows

solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".





> Download photos from a camera and organize them.



BFD. HA HA HA HA..







> Translations.



Ubuntu can't do that.



> Use a dictionary



Browse the web and you can find spelling. Ubuntu can't do that.





> Learn how to touch type.



That is what your keyboard is for! LOL!





> Edit images.



Very very simple edits. Maybe adjust brightness and contrast. Oops.





> Send and receive a fax.



That is what your fax/printer is for. Oops.





> Take screenshots.



Who the fuck would want to take a screenshot of Ubuntu? Oh, maybe the

spinning cube! LOL!





> Create .PDF files.



Maybe.





> Create and use a data base.



A simple database with maybe 100 entries.





> Instant messaging with over 10 different programs in one including



> Windows Live Messenger.

> IRC.

> Bluetooth.

>

> and much more!

>

> What you can't do with Ubuntu:



ANY REAL WORK! LOL!

 

[Alias]

Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so

>> that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it

>> at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>

>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>

>> Email

>

> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>

>> Surf the web

>

> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>

>> Burn CDs.

>

> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs are

> trying hard.



I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in a

blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the file

you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?



>

>

>> Rip CDs.

>

> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

> program that MAY work or may not work.



Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to rip

it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?



>

>> Listen to music.

>

> That is what your IPOD is for.



Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have my

machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King as we

speak.



>

>

>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>

> That is what your TV is for.



And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.



>

>

>> Scan and print.

>

> That is what your printer is for.



Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.



>

>> Spreadsheets.

>

> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.



You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.



>

>> Presentations

>

> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.



If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

the difference.



>

>> Newsgroups.

>

> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to try

> and get people to try Open Sores software.



You're famous for LYING.



>

>> HTML editing.

>

> Very basic editing.



False.



>

>

>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>

> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.



Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.



>

>

>> Make videos.

>

> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use Windows

> solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".



I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and make

one. Is that also too complicated for you?



>

>

>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>

> BFD. HA HA HA HA..



It is for people who do that.



>

>

>

>> Translations.

>

> Ubuntu can't do that.



Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do that.

All versions of Ubuntu can.



>

>> Use a dictionary

>

> Browse the web and you can find spelling. Ubuntu can't do that.



Ubuntu has a dictionary program that's excellent and much faster than

any web based dictionary but you would have to have run Ubuntu to know

that and you haven't.



>

>

>> Learn how to touch type.

>

> That is what your keyboard is for! LOL!



Your keyboard presents you with exercises to learn how to touch type? I

don't think so, Bucko.



>

>

>> Edit images.

>

> Very very simple edits. Maybe adjust brightness and contrast. Oops.



GIMP does a lot more than that but instead of checking it out, you LIE.



>

>

>> Send and receive a fax.

>

> That is what your fax/printer is for. Oops.



No, you can use your computer with a data/fax modem. It saves a lot of

ink doing it that way and I've been doing it since 95. Where have you

been, under a fucking rock?



>

>

>> Take screenshots.

>

> Who the fuck would want to take a screenshot of Ubuntu? Oh, maybe the

> spinning cube! LOL!



I can see you want us all to know how limited your imagination is.



>

>

>> Create .PDF files.

>

> Maybe.



Definitely.



>

>

>> Create and use a data base.

>

> A simple database with maybe 100 entries.



No, chum, much more complicated than that. Again, you are revealing your

blatant ignorance and if I were to send you a data base and you were to

open it with MS Office, you wouldn't know the difference.



>

>

>> Instant messaging with over 10 different programs in one including

>

>> Windows Live Messenger.

>> IRC.

>> Bluetooth.

>>

>> and much more!

>>

>> What you can't do with Ubuntu:

>

> ANY REAL WORK! LOL!



NO. YOU can't do any real work with ANY OS.





--

Alias

 

[Frank]

the "disease" brought to us by alias...

On 3/31/2010 3:52 AM, Alias wrote:







Why did you have to bring your "disease" to this ng, huh?

 

[Andrew]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released,

>>> a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu

>>> will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at

>>> http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>

>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>

>>> Email

>>

>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>

>>> Surf the web

>>

>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>

>>> Burn CDs.

>>

>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs are

>> trying hard.

>

> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in a

> blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the file

> you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>

>>

>>

>>> Rip CDs.

>>

>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores program

>> that MAY work or may not work.

>

> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to rip it

> and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>

>>

>>> Listen to music.

>>

>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>

> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you some

> sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have my

> machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King as we

> speak.

>

>>

>>

>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>

>> That is what your TV is for.

>

> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>

>>

>>

>>> Scan and print.

>>

>> That is what your printer is for.

>

> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>

>>

>>> Spreadsheets.

>>

>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>

> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>

>>

>>> Presentations

>>

>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>

> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know the

> difference.

>

>>

>>> Newsgroups.

>>

>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to try

>> and get people to try Open Sores software.

>

> You're famous for LYING.

>

>>

>>> HTML editing.

>>

>> Very basic editing.

>

> False.

>

>>

>>

>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>

>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>

> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>

>>

>>

>>> Make videos.

>>

>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use Windows

>> solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>

> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and make

> one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>

>>

>>

>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>

>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>

> It is for people who do that.

>

>>

>>

>>

>>> Translations.

>>

>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>

> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do that.

> All versions of Ubuntu can.

>



All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

So you can install either the native language OS or use a language pack.

For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."



--

Andrew

 

[Philo P. Shagnasty]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released,

>>> a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu

>>> will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at

>>> http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>

>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>

>>> Email

>>

>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>

>>> Surf the web

>>

>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>

>>> Burn CDs.

>>

>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs are

>> trying hard.

>

> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in a

> blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the file

> you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>

>>





so you find "brasero" superior to Nero? How about this:



Brasero was later integrated into GNOME and the version numbers were aligned

with GNOME desktop version numbering. Ars Technica reviewed Brasero 2.26,

then the newest version, in March 2009, saying:

[Brasero has] improved a bit since [2008] and has added support for video

and several other features. The project user interface, however, seems to

have worsened. They have gotten rid of the useful disc capacity meter at the

bottom and replaced it with a size indicator element that is displayed next

to each item in the file list.

They have also added a file filtering mechanism of some kind at the bottom

of the window. It isn't entirely clear to me what purpose it is supposed to

serve, but it seems like unnecessary clutter. I also strongly dislike the

superfluous file preview feature which wastes a lot of screen space in order

to display a playable video thumbnail. The preview feature is fortunately

easy to disable.

The whole programs feels uncharacteristically clunky by GNOME standards, but

it's a lot more functional than the stale and unambitious CD burning

component that was included in previous versions of GNOME. I think that

Brasero is the right way forward in the long term, but the user interface

really doesn't please me.

My biggest complaint with the old Nautilus CD burner is that it didn't give

you clear visual hints about how much space you have left when you are

putting in files to burn. The fact that Brasero dropped that feature is a

bit of a disappointment. It seems like the task of building a good disc

burning UI with GTK+ is not trivial and it's something that I suspect will

take a skilled designer rather than a developer.

Despite the problems with Brasero's interface, it's really a very capable

program with a rich feature set, which leaves me hopeful that it will be

able to really shine someday.[5]



---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

the above snippit was taken from wikipedia on Brasero.



Oops. Seems like Brasero is still a bit "outdated". Nero's interface is

much better than this Open Sores piece of SHIT.





>>

>>> Rip CDs.

>>

>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores program

>> that MAY work or may not work.

>

> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to rip it

> and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?



See above statement regarding that INFERIOR Open Sores software you find

"better" than Nero. Oops.





>

>>

>>> Listen to music.

>>

>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>

> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you some

> sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have my

> machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King as we

> speak.

>



BFD.



>>

>>

>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>

>> That is what your TV is for.

>

> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>



You want to hook your TV up to Ubuntu? So you now want a crippled TV? HA

HA HA HA. Idiot.



>>

>>

>>> Scan and print.

>>

>> That is what your printer is for.

>

> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>



Hey dipshit, the SCANNING piece of the printer scans. Oops.





>>

>>> Spreadsheets.

>>

>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>

> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>



Why do most businesses use Microsoft Office if Open Office is so great?

Oops.





>>

>>> Presentations

>>

>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>

> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know the

> difference.

>



No need. I won't open anything you send me.





>>

>>> Newsgroups.

>>

>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to try

>> and get people to try Open Sores software.

>

> You're famous for LYING.



BULLSHIT. You just can't handle the truth.





>

>>

>>> HTML editing.

>>

>> Very basic editing.

>

> False.

>

>>

>>

>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>

>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>

> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.



Not real games that run on the PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii. Oops.





>

>>

>>

>>> Make videos.

>>

>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use Windows

>> solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>

> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and make

> one. Is that also too complicated for you?



Just like you find Brasero easier than Nero? HA HA HA HA. Idiot.





>

>>

>>

>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>

>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>

> It is for people who do that.

>

>>

>>

>>

>>> Translations.

>>

>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>

> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do that.

> All versions of Ubuntu can.

>



Oh so it comes with a PROGRAM to translate.... I'll bet you have to search

for hours and enter cryptic line commands to get it to work.





>>

>>> Use a dictionary

>>

>> Browse the web and you can find spelling. Ubuntu can't do that.

>

> Ubuntu has a dictionary program that's excellent and much faster than any

> web based dictionary but you would have to have run Ubuntu to know that

> and you haven't.



Oh... An open source dictionary program that is just like brasero? HA HA HA

HA. Probably lame at best. No wonder Ubuntu is rejected by most. Their

software choices are pretty poor. Just check out that shitty brasero. HA

HA HA HA.. Oops.





>

>>

>>

>>> Learn how to touch type.

>>

>> That is what your keyboard is for! LOL!

>

> Your keyboard presents you with exercises to learn how to touch type? I

> don't think so, Bucko.

>

>>

>>

>>> Edit images.

>>

>> Very very simple edits. Maybe adjust brightness and contrast. Oops.

>

> GIMP does a lot more than that but instead of checking it out, you LIE.

>



GIMP doesn't hold a candle to Photoshop. Most would rather pay for

Photoshop than use that crippled GIMP. Even the name sounds suspect. Oops.

Is that they best they can come up with? No wonder why Ubuntu is rejected

by most.





>>

>>

>>> Send and receive a fax.

>>

>> That is what your fax/printer is for. Oops.

>

> No, you can use your computer with a data/fax modem. It saves a lot of ink

> doing it that way and I've been doing it since 95. Where have you been,

> under a fucking rock?

>

>>

>>

>>> Take screenshots.

>>

>> Who the fuck would want to take a screenshot of Ubuntu? Oh, maybe the

>> spinning cube! LOL!

>

> I can see you want us all to know how limited your imagination is.

>



>>

>>

>>> Create .PDF files.

>>

>> Maybe.

>

> Definitely.

>

>>

>>

>>> Create and use a data base.

>>

>> A simple database with maybe 100 entries.

>

> No, chum, much more complicated than that. Again, you are revealing your

> blatant ignorance and if I were to send you a data base and you were to

> open it with MS Office, you wouldn't know the difference.

>

Who the fuck wants to open an Open Sores database in Microsoft Office?

Probably only a handful of retards like yourself. Oops.





>>

>>

>>> Instant messaging with over 10 different programs in one including

>>

>>> Windows Live Messenger.

>>> IRC.

>>> Bluetooth.

>>>

>>> and much more!

>>>

>>> What you can't do with Ubuntu:

>>

>> ANY REAL WORK! LOL!

>

> NO. YOU can't do any real work with ANY OS.

>



WRONG. I make a damn good living working with Microsoft products. By the

way, my 2010 Lexus is paid for.



Oops.

 

[Alias]

Andrew wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>

>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>

>>>> Email

>>>

>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>

>>>> Surf the web

>>>

>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>

>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>

>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>> are trying hard.

>>

>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in

>> a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the

>> file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>

>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>

>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>

>>>

>>>> Listen to music.

>>>

>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>

>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have

>> my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King

>> as we speak.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>

>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>

>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Scan and print.

>>>

>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>

>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>

>>>

>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>

>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>

>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>

>>>

>>>> Presentations

>>>

>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>

>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

>> the difference.

>>

>>>

>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>

>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to

>>> try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>

>> You're famous for LYING.

>>

>>>

>>>> HTML editing.

>>>

>>> Very basic editing.

>>

>> False.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>

>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>

>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Make videos.

>>>

>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>>

>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>

>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>

>> It is for people who do that.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Translations.

>>>

>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>

>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

>> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do

>> that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>

>

> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language pack.

> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>



The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu you

can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now, a

decade after Ubuntu could.



--

Alias

 

[Joel]

"Philo P. Shagnasty" wrote:



>Why do most businesses use Microsoft Office if Open Office is so great?





Because they aren't smart enough to use OpenOffice as effectively.

They need the pretty (-retarded) MSO interface, and all the

superfluous automation. In reality, OOo is just as capable, and far

superior in overall design - and much more suitable to a person with a

real mind.



Then again, we tend not to work in boring-ass office jobs, so our use

of OOo goes unnoticed in the "most businesses" world. Oh well. Let

them keep urinating their money toward the Seattle 'burbs, and I'll

just keep thinking they're dumb.



--

Joel Crump

 

[Alias]

Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>

>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>

>>>> Email

>>>

>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>

>>>> Surf the web

>>>

>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>

>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>

>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>> are trying hard.

>>

>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in

>> a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the

>> file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>

>>>

>

>

> so you find "brasero" superior to Nero? How about this:

>

> Brasero was later integrated into GNOME and the version numbers were

> aligned with GNOME desktop version numbering. Ars Technica reviewed

> Brasero 2.26, then the newest version, in March 2009, saying:

> [Brasero has] improved a bit since [2008] and has added support for

> video and several other features. The project user interface, however,

> seems to have worsened. They have gotten rid of the useful disc capacity

> meter at the bottom and replaced it with a size indicator element that

> is displayed next to each item in the file list.

> They have also added a file filtering mechanism of some kind at the

> bottom of the window. It isn't entirely clear to me what purpose it is

> supposed to serve, but it seems like unnecessary clutter. I also

> strongly dislike the superfluous file preview feature which wastes a lot

> of screen space in order to display a playable video thumbnail. The

> preview feature is fortunately easy to disable.

> The whole programs feels uncharacteristically clunky by GNOME standards,

> but it's a lot more functional than the stale and unambitious CD burning

> component that was included in previous versions of GNOME. I think that

> Brasero is the right way forward in the long term, but the user

> interface really doesn't please me.

> My biggest complaint with the old Nautilus CD burner is that it didn't

> give you clear visual hints about how much space you have left when you

> are putting in files to burn. The fact that Brasero dropped that feature

> is a bit of a disappointment. It seems like the task of building a good

> disc burning UI with GTK+ is not trivial and it's something that I

> suspect will take a skilled designer rather than a developer.

> Despite the problems with Brasero's interface, it's really a very

> capable program with a rich feature set, which leaves me hopeful that it

> will be able to really shine someday.[5]

>

> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> the above snippit was taken from wikipedia on Brasero.

>

> Oops. Seems like Brasero is still a bit "outdated". Nero's interface

> is much better than this Open Sores piece of SHIT.



Gosh, then why do all the CDs and DVDs that I burn work wonderfully?



>

>

>>>

>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>

>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>

>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>

> See above statement regarding that INFERIOR Open Sores software you find

> "better" than Nero. Oops.



I saw an ill informed opinion. My experience tells me they're full of

shit just like you.



>

>

>>

>>>

>>>> Listen to music.

>>>

>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>

>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have

>> my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King

>> as we speak.

>>

>

> BFD.

>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>

>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>

>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>

>

> You want to hook your TV up to Ubuntu? So you now want a crippled TV?

> HA HA HA HA. Idiot.



One of my flat panel TVs is hooked up to Ubuntu. It works wonderfully.



>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Scan and print.

>>>

>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>

>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>

>

> Hey dipshit, the SCANNING piece of the printer scans. Oops.



Um, printers don't come with scanners. Perhaps you are referring to

all-in-ones.



>

>

>>>

>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>

>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>

>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>

>

> Why do most businesses use Microsoft Office if Open Office is so great?



Ignorance.



> Oops.

>

>

>>>

>>>> Presentations

>>>

>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>

>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

>> the difference.

>>

>

> No need. I won't open anything you send me.



Chicken.



>

>

>>>

>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>

>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to

>>> try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>

>> You're famous for LYING.

>

> BULLSHIT. You just can't handle the truth.



When you post the truth, I will alert the media.



>

>

>>

>>>

>>>> HTML editing.

>>>

>>> Very basic editing.

>>

>> False.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>

>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>

>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>

> Not real games that run on the PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii. Oops.



That's what you erroneously think.



>

>

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Make videos.

>>>

>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>>

>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>

> Just like you find Brasero easier than Nero? HA HA HA HA. Idiot.



I guess it is too complicated for you.



>

>

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>

>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>

>> It is for people who do that.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Translations.

>>>

>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>

>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

>> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do

>> that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>

>

> Oh so it comes with a PROGRAM to translate.... I'll bet you have to

> search for hours and enter cryptic line commands to get it to work.



No, you have to is open one of the many programs and use it.

>

>

>>>

>>>> Use a dictionary

>>>

>>> Browse the web and you can find spelling. Ubuntu can't do that.

>>

>> Ubuntu has a dictionary program that's excellent and much faster than

>> any web based dictionary but you would have to have run Ubuntu to know

>> that and you haven't.

>

> Oh... An open source dictionary program that is just like brasero? HA

> HA HA HA. Probably lame at best. No wonder Ubuntu is rejected by

> most. Their software choices are pretty poor. Just check out that

> shitty brasero. HA HA HA HA.. Oops.



IOW, you haven't a clue.



>

>

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Learn how to touch type.

>>>

>>> That is what your keyboard is for! LOL!

>>

>> Your keyboard presents you with exercises to learn how to touch type?

>> I don't think so, Bucko.



I wonder why he skipped this?



>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Edit images.

>>>

>>> Very very simple edits. Maybe adjust brightness and contrast. Oops.

>>

>> GIMP does a lot more than that but instead of checking it out, you LIE.

>>

>

> GIMP doesn't hold a candle to Photoshop.



No, it can't hold candles, you're right.



> Most would rather pay for

> Photoshop than use that crippled GIMP. Even the name sounds suspect.

> Oops. Is that they best they can come up with? No wonder why Ubuntu is

> rejected by most.



Most don't know about it. When everyone knows about it, you will eat

your lying words.



>

>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Send and receive a fax.

>>>

>>> That is what your fax/printer is for. Oops.

>>

>> No, you can use your computer with a data/fax modem. It saves a lot of

>> ink doing it that way and I've been doing it since 95. Where have you

>> been, under a fucking rock?



Hello?



>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Take screenshots.

>>>

>>> Who the fuck would want to take a screenshot of Ubuntu? Oh, maybe

>>> the spinning cube! LOL!

>>

>> I can see you want us all to know how limited your imagination is.

>>

>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Create .PDF files.

>>>

>>> Maybe.

>>

>> Definitely.

>>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Create and use a data base.

>>>

>>> A simple database with maybe 100 entries.

>>

>> No, chum, much more complicated than that. Again, you are revealing

>> your blatant ignorance and if I were to send you a data base and you

>> were to open it with MS Office, you wouldn't know the difference.

>>

> Who the fuck wants to open an Open Sores database in Microsoft Office?

> Probably only a handful of retards like yourself. Oops.

>

>

>>>

>>>

>>>> Instant messaging with over 10 different programs in one including

>>>

>>>> Windows Live Messenger.

>>>> IRC.

>>>> Bluetooth.

>>>>

>>>> and much more!

>>>>

>>>> What you can't do with Ubuntu:

>>>

>>> ANY REAL WORK! LOL!

>>

>> NO. YOU can't do any real work with ANY OS.

>>

>

> WRONG. I make a damn good living working with Microsoft products.



Yeah, sure.



> By

> the way, my 2010 Lexus is paid for.



Yeah, sure.



>

> Oops.



Yep, you're Mr. Oops all right.

>

>

>

>





--

Alias

 

[Andrew]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

> Andrew wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so

>>>>> that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it

>>>>> at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>

>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>

>>>>> Email

>>>>

>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>

>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>

>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>>> are trying hard.

>>>

>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in a

>>> blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the file

>>> you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>

>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>

>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to rip

>>> it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>

>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have my

>>> machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King as we

>>> speak.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>

>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>

>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>

>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>

>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Presentations

>>>>

>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>

>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

>>> the difference.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>

>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to

>>>> try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>

>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>

>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>

>>> False.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>

>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>

>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use Windows

>>>> solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>>>

>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and make

>>> one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>

>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>

>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Translations.

>>>>

>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>

>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

>>> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do that.

>>> All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>

>>

>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language pack.

>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>

>

> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu you

> can do that and you can run multiple languages for different applications.

> Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now, a decade after

> Ubuntu could.

>



No you are wrong on several counts.

XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

Enterprise versions.

As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language packs..

Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of Ubuntu was

released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...



Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to run

multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open apps

during the same session.)

I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a link.



--

Andrew

 

[Frank]

On 3/31/2010 10:39 AM, Alias wrote:

> Andrew wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>

>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>

>>>>> Email

>>>>

>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>

>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>

>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>>> are trying hard.

>>>

>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop

>>> in a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have

>>> the file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>

>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores program

>>>> that MAY work or may not work.

>>>

>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>

>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have

>>> my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King

>>> as we speak.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>

>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>

>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>

>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>

>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Presentations

>>>>

>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>

>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

>>> the difference.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>

>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to

>>>> try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>

>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>

>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>

>>> False.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>

>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>

>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking futs".

>>>

>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>

>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>

>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Translations.

>>>>

>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>

>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

>>> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do

>>> that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>

>>

>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language pack.

>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>

>

> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu you

> can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now, a

> decade after Ubuntu could.

>

I guess you have problems with math too huh?

You told us up-yr-fucking-butt-too is less than a decade old. Hint:

decade = 10

 

[Philo P. Shagnasty]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hp01qm$nm0$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so

>>>>> that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it

>>>>> at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>

>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>

>>>>> Email

>>>>

>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>

>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>

>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>

>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>>> are trying hard.

>>>

>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in a

>>> blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the file

>>> you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>

>>>>

>>

>>

>> so you find "brasero" superior to Nero? How about this:

>>

>> Brasero was later integrated into GNOME and the version numbers were

>> aligned with GNOME desktop version numbering. Ars Technica reviewed

>> Brasero 2.26, then the newest version, in March 2009, saying:

>> [Brasero has] improved a bit since [2008] and has added support for video

>> and several other features. The project user interface, however, seems to

>> have worsened. They have gotten rid of the useful disc capacity meter at

>> the bottom and replaced it with a size indicator element that is

>> displayed next to each item in the file list.

>> They have also added a file filtering mechanism of some kind at the

>> bottom of the window. It isn't entirely clear to me what purpose it is

>> supposed to serve, but it seems like unnecessary clutter. I also strongly

>> dislike the superfluous file preview feature which wastes a lot of screen

>> space in order to display a playable video thumbnail. The preview feature

>> is fortunately easy to disable.

>> The whole programs feels uncharacteristically clunky by GNOME standards,

>> but it's a lot more functional than the stale and unambitious CD burning

>> component that was included in previous versions of GNOME. I think that

>> Brasero is the right way forward in the long term, but the user interface

>> really doesn't please me.

>> My biggest complaint with the old Nautilus CD burner is that it didn't

>> give you clear visual hints about how much space you have left when you

>> are putting in files to burn. The fact that Brasero dropped that feature

>> is a bit of a disappointment. It seems like the task of building a good

>> disc burning UI with GTK+ is not trivial and it's something that I

>> suspect will take a skilled designer rather than a developer.

>> Despite the problems with Brasero's interface, it's really a very capable

>> program with a rich feature set, which leaves me hopeful that it will be

>> able to really shine someday.[5]

>>

>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>>

>> the above snippit was taken from wikipedia on Brasero.

>>

>> Oops. Seems like Brasero is still a bit "outdated". Nero's interface is

>> much better than this Open Sores piece of SHIT.

>

> Gosh, then why do all the CDs and DVDs that I burn work wonderfully?

>

>>

>>

>>>>

>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>

>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>

>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to rip

>>> it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>

>> See above statement regarding that INFERIOR Open Sores software you find

>> "better" than Nero. Oops.

>

> I saw an ill informed opinion. My experience tells me they're full of shit

> just like you.

>



HA HA HA HA - So everyone who differs with you, you call them ill informed.

Typical. Maybe they are smarter than you and your opinion is ill informed.

Oops.



You stick with Ubuntu and the rest of the working world will use what works:

Microsoft solutions.









>>

>>

>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>

>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have my

>>> machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King as we

>>> speak.

>>>

>>

>> BFD.

>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>

>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>

>>

>> You want to hook your TV up to Ubuntu? So you now want a crippled TV?

>> HA HA HA HA. Idiot.

>

> One of my flat panel TVs is hooked up to Ubuntu. It works wonderfully.

>

>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>

>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>

>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>

>>

>> Hey dipshit, the SCANNING piece of the printer scans. Oops.

>

> Um, printers don't come with scanners. Perhaps you are referring to

> all-in-ones.

>

>>

>>

>>>>

>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>

>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>

>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>

>>

>> Why do most businesses use Microsoft Office if Open Office is so great?

>

> Ignorance.

>



Don't think so. They need to be productive unlike yourself. Your goal for

the day is which drug to take.

 

[Alias]

Andrew wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Andrew wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Email

>>>>>

>>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>

>>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>>

>>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>

>>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>>

>>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores

>>>>> programs are trying hard.

>>>>

>>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop

>>>> in a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have

>>>> the file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>>

>>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>>

>>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>>>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>>

>>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>>

>>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I

>>>> have my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing

>>>> B.B. King as we speak.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>>

>>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>>

>>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>>

>>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>>

>>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>>

>>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>>

>>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Presentations

>>>>>

>>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>>

>>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't

>>>> know the difference.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>>

>>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups

>>>>> to try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>>

>>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>>

>>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>>

>>>> False.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>>

>>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>>

>>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>>

>>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking

>>>>> futs".

>>>>

>>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>>>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>>

>>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>>

>>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>>> Translations.

>>>>>

>>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>>

>>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change

>>>> the language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can

>>>> do that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>>

>>>

>>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language pack.

>>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>>

>>

>> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu

>> you can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

>> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now,

>> a decade after Ubuntu could.

>>

>

> No you are wrong on several counts.

> XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

> Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

> Enterprise versions.

> As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language packs..

> Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of Ubuntu

> was released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...

>

> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to

> run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open

> apps during the same session.)

> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a link.

>



From

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7e8bdbe12db&displaylang=en#QuickInfoContainer



"Windows Vista Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Windows Vista provides

a partially translated version of the most widely used areas of Windows"



Windows 7 will only do it for Ultimate and Enterprise. From what I can

find, the LIP for XP is only for Internet Explorer.



--

Alias

 

[Frank]

On 3/31/2010 11:05 AM, Alias wrote:

> Andrew wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Andrew wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time

>>>>>>> to so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the

>>>>>>> stratosphere. Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you

>>>>>>> did.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Email

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>>>

>>>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores

>>>>>> programs are trying hard.

>>>>>

>>>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop

>>>>> in a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have

>>>>> the file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>>>

>>>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>>>>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives

>>>>> you some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one.

>>>>> I have my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing

>>>>> B.B. King as we speak.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and

>>>>> TVs usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>>>

>>>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Presentations

>>>>>>

>>>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>>>

>>>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't

>>>>> know the difference.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups

>>>>>> to try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>>>

>>>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>>>

>>>>> False.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play

>>>>>> simple games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>>>

>>>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking

>>>>>> futs".

>>>>>

>>>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>>>>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>>>

>>>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Translations.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>>>

>>>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change

>>>>> the language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can

>>>>> do that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>>>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language

>>>> pack.

>>>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>>>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>>>

>>>

>>> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu

>>> you can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

>>> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now,

>>> a decade after Ubuntu could.

>>>

>>

>> No you are wrong on several counts.

>> XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

>> Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

>> Enterprise versions.

>> As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language

>> packs..

>> Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of

>> Ubuntu was released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...

>>

>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to

>> run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open

>> apps during the same session.)

>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a link.

>>

>

> From

> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7e8bdbe12db&displaylang=en#QuickInfoContainer

>

>

> "Windows Vista Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Windows Vista provides

> a partially translated version of the most widely used areas of Windows"



So? And you didn't answer the question. Also this is a Win 7 ng, not Vista.

>

> Windows 7 will only do it for Ultimate and Enterprise.



So?



From what I can

> find, the LIP for XP is only for Internet Explorer.



This is a Windows 7 ng, not XP nor Vista nor linux.

Got it, beetle brain?

 

[Andrew]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hp02te$pui$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Andrew wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Andrew wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Email

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>>>

>>>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores programs

>>>>>> are trying hard.

>>>>>

>>>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop in

>>>>> a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have the

>>>>> file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>>>

>>>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>>>>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I have

>>>>> my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing B.B. King

>>>>> as we speak.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>>>

>>>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>>>

>>>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Presentations

>>>>>>

>>>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>>>

>>>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't know

>>>>> the difference.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups to

>>>>>> try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>>>

>>>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>>>

>>>>> False.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>>>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>>>

>>>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking

>>>>>> futs".

>>>>>

>>>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>>>>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>>>

>>>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Translations.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>>>

>>>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change the

>>>>> language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can do

>>>>> that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>>>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language

>>>> pack.

>>>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>>>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>>>

>>>

>>> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu you

>>> can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

>>> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now, a

>>> decade after Ubuntu could.

>>>

>>

>> No you are wrong on several counts.

>> XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

>> Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

>> Enterprise versions.

>> As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language

>> packs..

>> Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of Ubuntu

>> was released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...

>>

>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to

>> run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open

>> apps during the same session.)

>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a link.

>>

>

> From

> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7e8bdbe12db&displaylang=en#QuickInfoContainer

>

> "Windows Vista Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Windows Vista provides a

> partially translated version of the most widely used areas of Windows"

>

> Windows 7 will only do it for Ultimate and Enterprise. From what I can

> find, the LIP for XP is only for Internet Explorer.

>



You are wrong about XP - Since you have never run one, I am not

urprised. -- I know all about this area of Windows because I ran one of the

test teams using MUI Language packs - The MUI language pack installs a

language on the OS. [1]

Since you apparently have never loaded one up you have not seen one in

action. In my EXPERIENCE, I haven't seen one that didn't include the almost

whole OS, the requirement was a minimum of 80% (most were closer to 100%.)



What I am most interested in is the link I asked for, let me repost that

section.

PLEASE SHOW ME A LINK WITH INFORMATION ON RUNNING MULTIPLE LANGUAGES ON

MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS IN ONE USER SESSION.



>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to

>> run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open

>> apps during the same session.)

>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a link.





[1]

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Afrikaans

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Albanian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Armenian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Azeri (Latin)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Basque

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Bengali (India)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Bosnian (Cyrillic)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Bosnian (Latin)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Bulgarian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Catalan

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Croatian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Estonian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Galician

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Georgian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Gujarati

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Hindi

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Icelandic

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Indonesian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Inuktitut (Latin)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Irish

Windows XP Language Interface Pack isiZulu

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Kannada

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Kazakh

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Kiswahili

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Konkani

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Latvian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Lithuanian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Luxembourgish

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Macedonian (FYROM)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Malay (Malaysia)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Malayalam

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Maltese

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Maori

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Marathi

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Nepali

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Norwegian (Nynorsk)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Pashto

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Persian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Punjabi

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Quechua

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Romanian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Serbian (Cyrillic)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Serbian (Latin)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Setswana (South Africa)

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Slovak

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Spanish

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Tamil

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Tatar

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Telugu

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Thai

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Ukrainian

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Urdu

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Vietnamese

Windows XP Language Interface Pack Welsh

 

[Alias]

Andrew wrote:

>

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hp02te$pui$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Andrew wrote:

>>>

>>>

>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>> news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>> Andrew wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time

>>>>>>>> to so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the

>>>>>>>> stratosphere. Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad

>>>>>>>> you did.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Email

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores

>>>>>>> programs are trying hard.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows.

>>>>>> Pop in a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you

>>>>>> have the file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for

>>>>>> you?

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want

>>>>>> to rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives

>>>>>> you some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one.

>>>>>> I have my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing

>>>>>> B.B. King as we speak.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and

>>>>>> TVs usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Presentations

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu. Oops.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't

>>>>>> know the difference.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups

>>>>>>> to try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> False.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play

>>>>>>> simple games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking

>>>>>>> futs".

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video

>>>>>> and make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Translations.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change

>>>>>> the language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows

>>>>>> can do that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>>>>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language

>>>>> pack.

>>>>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>>>>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu

>>>> you can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

>>>> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that

>>>> now, a decade after Ubuntu could.

>>>>

>>>

>>> No you are wrong on several counts.

>>> XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

>>> Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

>>> Enterprise versions.

>>> As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language

>>> packs..

>>> Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of

>>> Ubuntu was released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...

>>>

>>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how

>>> to run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for

>>> open apps during the same session.)

>>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a

>>> link.

>>>

>>

>> From

>> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7e8bdbe12db&displaylang=en#QuickInfoContainer

>>

>>

>> "Windows Vista Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Windows Vista

>> provides a partially translated version of the most widely used areas

>> of Windows"

>>

>> Windows 7 will only do it for Ultimate and Enterprise. From what I can

>> find, the LIP for XP is only for Internet Explorer.

>>

>

> You are wrong about XP - Since you have never run one, I am not

> urprised. -- I know all about this area of Windows because I ran one of

> the test teams using MUI Language packs - The MUI language pack installs

> a language on the OS. [1]



Link? Free?



> Since you apparently have never loaded one up you have not seen one in

> action. In my EXPERIENCE, I haven't seen one that didn't include the

> almost whole OS, the requirement was a minimum of 80% (most were closer

> to 100%.)

>

> What I am most interested in is the link I asked for, let me repost that

> section.

> PLEASE SHOW ME A LINK WITH INFORMATION ON RUNNING MULTIPLE LANGUAGES ON

> MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS IN ONE USER SESSION.



I couldn't find a link but I didn't try very hard I must admit.



>

>>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how

>>> to run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for

>>> open apps during the same session.)

>>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a

>>> link.



--

Alias

 

[Andrew]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hp06ab$1ae$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Andrew wrote:

>>

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hp02te$pui$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Andrew wrote:

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>> news:hp01cm$md2$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>> Andrew wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>>> news:hovqun$8s1$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>>> Philo P. Shagnasty wrote:

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>>>>>>> news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>>>>>>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be

>>>>>>>>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to

>>>>>>>>> so that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere.

>>>>>>>>> Get it at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> What can be done with Ubuntu:

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Email

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Sure you can do e-mail with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Surf the web

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> You can even surf the web with that SHITTY Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Burn CDs.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> It might take you awhile to get it right. Those Open Sores

>>>>>>>> programs are trying hard.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> I find Brasero to be superior to Nero or anything else Windows. Pop

>>>>>>> in a blank CD or DVD and choose Burn and navigate to where you have

>>>>>>> the file you want to burn. Gosh, is that too complicated for you?

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Rip CDs.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Burn. Rip. Burn. Rip. You need to find the right Open Sores

>>>>>>>> program that MAY work or may not work.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Pop in a CD you want to rip and Brasero will ask you if you want to

>>>>>>> rip it and you click on Yes. Too complicated for you?

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Listen to music.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> That is what your IPOD is for.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Only superficial people like you think an Ipod is cool and gives you

>>>>>>> some sort of status. Want to upgrade your Ipod? Buy a new one. I

>>>>>>> have my machine connected to a very nice stereo and it's playing

>>>>>>> B.B. King as we speak.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Watch vidoes/DVDs.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> That is what your TV is for.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> And I can use my TV hooked up to Ubuntu to do just that. Oh, and TVs

>>>>>>> usually cannot reproduce a DVD without a DVD player, dumb fuck.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Scan and print.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> That is what your printer is for.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Printers can scan? Since when? I use a scanner for my scans.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Spreadsheets.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Maybe calculate a few numbers and align the numbers in the columns.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> You're revealing your Open Office ignorance again.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Presentations

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> HA HA HA. Good luck. Nobody wants a presentation of Ubuntu.

>>>>>>>> Oops.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> If I sent you one and you opened it with MS Office, you wouldn't

>>>>>>> know the difference.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Newsgroups.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Alias is famous for using that SHITTY Ubuntu to access newsgroups

>>>>>>>> to try and get people to try Open Sores software.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> You're famous for LYING.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> HTML editing.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Very basic editing.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> False.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Games like Chess, Tetris, all kinds of solitaire, etc.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Ubuntu can't be used for real work so all you can do is play simple

>>>>>>>> games. For real games use a PC or XBOX or PS3 or Wii.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Real games can now be played in Ubuntu, LIAR.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Make videos.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> That is what your video camera is for. For video editing, use

>>>>>>>> Windows solutions. Open Sores solutions will drive you "nucking

>>>>>>>> futs".

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> I find it to be very easy. I open Cheese, click on Make a Video and

>>>>>>> make one. Is that also too complicated for you?

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Download photos from a camera and organize them.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> BFD. HA HA HA HA..

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> It is for people who do that.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Translations.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Ubuntu can't do that.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Not only does it come with a program to translate, you can change

>>>>>>> the language of the entire OS on the fly. NO version of Windows can

>>>>>>> do that. All versions of Ubuntu can.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> All versions of Windows since XP are unicode and MUI compliant.

>>>>>> So you can install either the native language OS or use a language

>>>>>> pack.

>>>>>> For Native languages you have to install the OS in that language.

>>>>>> Language packs are for changing languages "on the fly."

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> The language packs don't change the entire OS' language. With Ubuntu

>>>>> you can do that and you can run multiple languages for different

>>>>> applications. Only Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise can do that now,

>>>>> a decade after Ubuntu could.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> No you are wrong on several counts.

>>>> XP had MUI and unicode and supported language packs.

>>>> Vista and Win7 do the same, you just need to install the Ultimate and

>>>> Enterprise versions.

>>>> As a matter of fact I remember testing DBCS on NT4SP4 for Language

>>>> packs..

>>>> Regarding Ubuntu having that for a decade...The first version of Ubuntu

>>>> was released in 2004 to the public. A mere 6 years ago...

>>>>

>>>> Reading through some documentation for Ubuntu, I see nothing on how to

>>>> run multiple languages during 1 session (Different languages for open

>>>> apps during the same session.)

>>>> I would be interested in reading about that...can you please post a

>>>> link.

>>>>

>>>

>>> From

>>> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...7e8bdbe12db&displaylang=en#QuickInfoContainer

>>>

>>> "Windows Vista Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Windows Vista provides

>>> a partially translated version of the most widely used areas of Windows"

>>>

>>> Windows 7 will only do it for Ultimate and Enterprise. From what I can

>>> find, the LIP for XP is only for Internet Explorer.

>>>

>>

>> You are wrong about XP - Since you have never run one, I am not

>> rprised. -- I know all about this area of Windows because I ran one of

>> the test teams using MUI Language packs - The MUI language pack installs

>> a language on the OS. [1]

>

> Link? Free?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f9-79c4-4625-a07a-0cc1b341be7c&displaylang=af

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f9-79c4-4625-a07a-0cc1b341be7c&displaylang=sq

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f9-79c4-4625-a07a-0cc1b341be7c&displaylang=hy



Get the idea?



>

>> Since you apparently have never loaded one up you have not seen one in

>> action. In my EXPERIENCE, I haven't seen one that didn't include the

>> almost whole OS, the requirement was a minimum of 80% (most were closer

>> to 100%.)

>>

>> What I am most interested in is the link I asked for, let me repost that

>> section.

>> PLEASE SHOW ME A LINK WITH INFORMATION ON RUNNING MULTIPLE LANGUAGES ON

>> MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS IN ONE USER SESSION.

>

> I couldn't find a link but I didn't try very hard I must admit.

>

Come on, I want to try this out in Ubuntu. Help me configure it.



--

Andrew

 

[Thip]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hov9h3$9u3$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released, a

> release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu will

> finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at

> http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did.

>

> What can be done with Ubuntu:



Go take some Ribavirin

 

[Andrew]

>>

>> I couldn't find a link but I didn't try very hard I must admit.

>>

> Come on, I want to try this out in Ubuntu. Help me configure it.



This lack of even trying to show me something that you say Ubuntu does makes

me believe that you know almost nothing about Ubuntu's workings, much less

anything about how Windows works. How about trying to prove some Ubuntu

expertise and tell me how to install multiple language packs per user

session so that I can use applications in 2 or more different languages in

the one session. Here's a clue -- I don't think it can do this. I think

you made it up. There is no documentation on this so called feature. I

don't think you've ever installed a MUI language pack in any OS. Please

prove me wrong.

>

> --

> Andrew

 

[Alias]

Andrew wrote:

>

>>>

>>> I couldn't find a link but I didn't try very hard I must admit.

>>>

>> Come on, I want to try this out in Ubuntu. Help me configure it.

>

> This lack of even trying to show me something that you say Ubuntu does

> makes me believe that you know almost nothing about Ubuntu's workings,

> much less anything about how Windows works. How about trying to prove

> some Ubuntu expertise and tell me how to install multiple language packs

> per user session so that I can use applications in 2 or more different

> languages in the one session. Here's a clue -- I don't think it can do

> this. I think you made it up. There is no documentation on this so

> called feature. I don't think you've ever installed a MUI language pack

> in any OS. Please prove me wrong.

>>

>> --

>> Andrew

>



I tried, got bored, and stopped. Do your own research. Insulting me will

get you nothing.



--

Alias