So, you want to work with files in Ubuntu? Of course you do!!

[Heywood Jablowme]

They even have Instructions on how to work with files and folders in the

File Manager



OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus.html



Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you read all that crap,

you will pull the remaining hairs out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu

out the window and never look back.



No wonder Ubuntu is on so few desktops.

 

[Alias]

DanS wrote:

> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>

>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files and

>> folders in the File Manager

>>

>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus.ht

>> ml

>>

>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you read

>> all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs out of

>> your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the window and

>> never look back.

>

> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now you

> find a complete comprehensive guide to using Nautilus, and it's

> too hard for you, so now it's to hard for everyone?

>

> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used Nautilus, use

> it exactly the same way as Explorer in windows.

>

> It's not rocket science....except to you.



It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much easier to hide or

show hidden files. It's also much more intuitive.



--

Alias

 

[DanS]

"Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:



> They even have Instructions on how to work with files and

> folders in the File Manager

>

> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus.ht

> ml

>

> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you read

> all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs out of

> your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the window and

> never look back.



So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now you

find a complete comprehensive guide to using Nautilus, and it's

too hard for you, so now it's to hard for everyone?



Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used Nautilus, use

it exactly the same way as Explorer in windows.



It's not rocket science....except to you.

 

[Death]

Alias wrote:



> DanS wrote:

>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>

>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files and

>>> folders in the File Manager

>>>

>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus.ht

>>> ml

>>>

>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you read

>>> all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs out of

>>> your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the window and

>>> never look back.

>>

>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now you

>> find a complete comprehensive guide to using Nautilus, and it's

>> too hard for you, so now it's to hard for everyone?

>>

>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used Nautilus, use

>> it exactly the same way as Explorer in windows.

>>

>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>

> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much easier to hide or

> show hidden files. It's also much more intuitive.

>



LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can click, liar.

How is it easier to show hidden files?

Both require a tick mark be checked.

How is nautilus more intuative?

file:///usr/share/backgrounds/constantine/default/standard/constantine.png .... I knew by

intuition that wallpaper would be there?



Jeez...you just make crap up.



--

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,

Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

 

[Alias]

Death wrote:

> Alias wrote:

>

>> DanS wrote:

>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>

>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files and

>>>> folders in the File Manager

>>>>

>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus.ht

>>>> ml

>>>>

>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you read

>>>> all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs out of

>>>> your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the window and

>>>> never look back.

>>>

>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now you

>>> find a complete comprehensive guide to using Nautilus, and it's

>>> too hard for you, so now it's to hard for everyone?

>>>

>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used Nautilus, use

>>> it exactly the same way as Explorer in windows.

>>>

>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>

>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much easier to hide or

>> show hidden files. It's also much more intuitive.

>>

>

> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can click, liar.



Bzzzzzzzzzzzzt wrong.



> How is it easier to show hidden files?

> Both require a tick mark be checked.



No ticking needed.



> How is nautilus more intuative?



For unintuitive people like you, no explanation will be understood.



> file:///usr/share/backgrounds/constantine/default/standard/constantine.png .... I knew by

> intuition that wallpaper would be there?



You're an idiot.



>

> Jeez...you just make crap up.



Projecting will get you nowhere.



>





--

Alias

 

[DanS]

Death wrote in

news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:



> Alias wrote:

>

>> DanS wrote:

>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>

>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>

>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus

>>>> .ht ml

>>>>

>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>> window and never look back.

>>>

>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now

>>> you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to hard

>>> for everyone?

>>>

>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>> windows.

>>>

>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>

>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>> intuitive.

>>

>

> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

> Both require a tick mark be checked.



Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

yourself should know that.

 

[Death]

Alias wrote:



> Death wrote:



SNIP



> Bzzzzzzzzzzzzt wrong.

>

>> How is it easier to show hidden files?

>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>

> No ticking needed.

>

>> How is nautilus more intuative?

>

> For unintuitive people like you, no explanation will be understood.

>

>> file:///usr/share/backgrounds/constantine/default/standard/constantine.png .... I knew by

>> intuition that wallpaper would be there?

>

> You're an idiot.

>

>>

>> Jeez...you just make crap up.

>

> Projecting will get you nowhere.

>

>>



Put me back in your kill-file, as I seem to have excaped some how.



--

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,

Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

 

[Death]

DanS wrote:



> Death wrote in

> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>

>> Alias wrote:

>>

>>> DanS wrote:

>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>

>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>

>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this shit:

>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautilus

>>>>> .ht ml

>>>>>

>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>

>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks, now

>>>> you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to hard

>>>> for everyone?

>>>>

>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>> windows.

>>>>

>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>

>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>> intuitive.

>>>

>>

>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>

> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

> yourself should know that.



I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

"I'm done with you" means ?



I don't use Nautilus, but it used to have a tick mark, I'm sure it still

does, and how you get it to work is meaningless to me...you should give

Alias pointers next time you rub his back.



--

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,

Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

 

[DanS]

Death wrote in

news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:



> DanS wrote:

>

>> Death wrote in

>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>

>>> Alias wrote:

>>>

>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>

>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>

>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>

>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>

>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>> windows.

>>>>>

>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>

>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>> intuitive.

>>>>

>>>

>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>

>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>> yourself should know that.

>

> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.



I'm glad you admit it.



> "I'm done with you" means ?



.....in that thread. You were out of control in that thread and

maybe next time you posted you wouldn't be as beligerant, as

condescending, as cocky....I was wrong. The only thing missing

is the profanity. What, aren't you drunk this time ?



> I don't use Nautilus,



Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

long time.....

 

[Death]

"DanS" wrote in message

news:Xns9D62B632234CFthisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131...

> Death wrote in

> news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:

>

>> DanS wrote:

>>

>>> Death wrote in

>>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>>

>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>>> windows.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>>

>>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>>> intuitive.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>

>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>> yourself should know that.

>>

>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>

> I'm glad you admit it.

>

>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>

> ....in that thread....I was wrong.



Yes you were.



>> I don't use Nautilus, (ahem, where's the rest of the fucking sentence?)

>

> Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

> about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

> long time.....

>



I know its not faster than Explorer.

I know it has a tick for showing hidden files, so just what are you droning

on about?

You may not use Ubuntushitsthebed, but you are a member of the ubuntards

nonetheless.

 

[Alias]

Death wrote:

>

> "DanS" wrote in message

> news:Xns9D62B632234CFthisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131...

>> Death wrote in

>> news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:

>>

>>> DanS wrote:

>>>

>>>> Death wrote in

>>>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>

>>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>>>> windows.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>>>> intuitive.

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>

>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>

>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>

>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>

>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>

>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>

> Yes you were.

>

>>> I don't use Nautilus, (ahem, where's the rest of the fucking sentence?)

>>

>> Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

>> about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

>> long time.....

>>

>

> I know its not faster than Explorer.



You've never used it to search for a file then.



> I know it has a tick for showing hidden files, so just what are you

> droning on about?



It doesn't. It does have a drop down menu to do that but Ctrl+H is

easier and quicker.



> You may not use Ubuntushitsthebed, but you are a member of the ubuntards

> nonetheless.

>

>

>



I wonder if this clown thinks he's being cute and clever with his "play

on words".

--

Alias

 

[Death]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hqrqok$lgh$3@news.eternal-september.org...

> Death wrote:

>>

>> "DanS" wrote in message

>> news:Xns9D62B632234CFthisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131...

>>> Death wrote in

>>> news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:

>>>

>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>

>>>>> Death wrote in

>>>>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>

>>>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>>>>> windows.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>>>>> intuitive.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>>

>>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>>

>>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>>

>>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>>

>>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>>

>>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>>

>> Yes you were.

>>

>>>> I don't use Nautilus, (ahem, where's the rest of the fucking sentence?)

>>>

>>> Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

>>> about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

>>> long time.....

>>>

>>

>> I know its not faster than Explorer.

>

> You've never used it to search for a file then.

>



Oh, yes I have Dumbass ... but since I've used KDE over gnome for some time,

I use Dolphin...it ain't faster either.



>> I know it has a tick for showing hidden files, so just what are you

>> droning on about?

>

> It doesn't. It does have a drop down menu to do that but Ctrl+H is easier

> and quicker.

>



Well, the fuckin developers disagree, dumbass.

Here is a link that shows it is in Edit_Preferences_Views :

http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/gosnautilus-438.html.en



Stupid ass ubuntard.



>> You may not use Ubuntushitsthebed, but you are a member of the ubuntards

>> nonetheless.

>>

>>

>>

>

> I wonder if this clown thinks he's being cute and clever with his "play on

> words".



I wonder if you and DanS even use linux?



> --

> Alias

 

[Alias]

Death wrote:

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hqrqok$lgh$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Death wrote:

>>>

>>> "DanS" wrote in message

>>> news:Xns9D62B632234CFthisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131...

>>>> Death wrote in

>>>> news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>

>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>

>>>>>> Death wrote in

>>>>>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>>>>>> windows.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>>>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>>>>>> intuitive.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>>>

>>>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>>>

>>>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>>>

>>>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>>>

>>>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>>>

>>> Yes you were.

>>>

>>>>> I don't use Nautilus, (ahem, where's the rest of the fucking

>>>>> sentence?)

>>>>

>>>> Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

>>>> about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

>>>> long time.....

>>>>

>>>

>>> I know its not faster than Explorer.

>>

>> You've never used it to search for a file then.

>>

>

> Oh, yes I have Dumbass ...



No you haven't.



> but since I've used KDE over gnome for some

> time, I use Dolphin...it ain't faster either.



I wouldn't know. I don't like KDE. It's too much like Apple.



>

>>> I know it has a tick for showing hidden files, so just what are you

>>> droning on about?

>>

>> It doesn't. It does have a drop down menu to do that but Ctrl+H is

>> easier and quicker.

>>

>

> Well, the fuckin developers disagree, dumbass.

> Here is a link that shows it is in Edit_Preferences_Views :

> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/gosnautilus-438.html.en

>

> Stupid ass ubuntard.



You're the stupid one that thinks that opening the preferences is easier

than Crtl+H.



>

>>> You may not use Ubuntushitsthebed, but you are a member of the

>>> ubuntards nonetheless.

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>

>> I wonder if this clown thinks he's being cute and clever with his

>> "play on words".

>

> I wonder if you and DanS even use linux?

>

>> --

>> Alias



I wonder if you have any friends. I seriously doubt it.

>

>

>





--

Alias

 

[Death]

"Alias" wrote in message

news:hqs034$ejq$1@news.eternal-september.org...

> Death wrote:

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hqrqok$lgh$3@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Death wrote:

>>>>

>>>> "DanS" wrote in message

>>>> news:Xns9D62B632234CFthisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131...

>>>>> Death wrote in

>>>>> news:4bd0bfc6$1@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>

>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Death wrote in

>>>>>>> news:4bcf8e16@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> Alias wrote:

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> DanS wrote:

>>>>>>>>>> "Heywood Jablowme" wrote in

>>>>>>>>>> news:4bcf5f20@news.x-privat.org:

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>> They even have Instructions on how to work with files

>>>>>>>>>>> and folders in the File Manager

>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>> OK- once you click on the link, now read all this

>>>>>>>>>>> shit:

>>>>>>>>>>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/nautil

>>>>>>>>>>> us .ht ml

>>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>>> Better run far far away from Ubuntu. By the time you

>>>>>>>>>>> read all that crap, you will pull the remaining hairs

>>>>>>>>>>> out of your head, throw that shitty Ubuntu out the

>>>>>>>>>>> window and never look back.

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> So first nothing is documented, so everything sucks,

>>>>>>>>>> now you find a complete comprehensive guide to using

>>>>>>>>>> Nautilus, and it's too hard for you, so now it's to

>>>>>>>>>> hard for everyone?

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> Guess what, I and everyone else that have/had used

>>>>>>>>>> Nautilus, use it exactly the same way as Explorer in

>>>>>>>>>> windows.

>>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>> It's not rocket science....except to you.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>> It is much faster than Windows Explorer and it's much

>>>>>>>>> easier to hide or show hidden files. It's also much more

>>>>>>>>> intuitive.

>>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>>>>

>>>>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>>>>

>>>>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>>>>

>>>>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>>>>

>>>> Yes you were.

>>>>

>>>>>> I don't use Nautilus, (ahem, where's the rest of the fucking

>>>>>> sentence?)

>>>>>

>>>>> Then you shouldn't be talking about things you don't know

>>>>> about should you..........the hot keys have been there for a

>>>>> long time.....

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> I know its not faster than Explorer.

>>>

>>> You've never used it to search for a file then.

>>>

>>

>> Oh, yes I have Dumbass ...

>

> No you haven't.

>

>> but since I've used KDE over gnome for some

>> time, I use Dolphin...it ain't faster either.

>

> I wouldn't know. I don't like KDE. It's too much like Apple.

>



I'll pass that on to the KDE developers ... they won't give a shit what you

think either.



>>

>>>> I know it has a tick for showing hidden files, so just what are you

>>>> droning on about?

>>>

>>> It doesn't. It does have a drop down menu to do that but Ctrl+H is

>>> easier and quicker.

>>>

>>

>> Well, the fuckin developers disagree, dumbass.

>> Here is a link that shows it is in Edit_Preferences_Views :

>> http://library.gnome.org/users/user-guide/stable/gosnautilus-438.html.en

>>

>> Stupid ass ubuntard.

>

> You're the stupid one that thinks that opening the preferences is easier

> than Crtl+H.

>



One...it's hardly difficult either way.

Two...just how often are you changing that setting?

I do it once.

Ubuntards ... constantly changing settings for no reason, other than because

it's "easier".

LMAO



>>

>>>> You may not use Ubuntushitsthebed, but you are a member of the

>>>> ubuntards nonetheless.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>

>>> I wonder if this clown thinks he's being cute and clever with his

>>> "play on words".

>>

>> I wonder if you and DanS even use linux?

>>

>>> --

>>> Alias

>

> I wonder if you have any friends. I seriously doubt it.

>>

>>



Too many, actually.

I'm slowly thinning that herd.

 

[DanS]

>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>

>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>

>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>

>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>

>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>

>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>

> Yes you were.



Look at that!! You complained that I creatively snipped (which I

didn't) and isn't that what you're doing here ?



Hypocrite. I guess thats how you deal with being wrong, you 'cry

like a b*tch', as said by Godsmack.



See ya later panzy-ass.

 

[Death]

DanS wrote:



>>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u can

>>>>>> click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden files?

>>>>>> Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>>

>>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>>

>>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>>

>>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>>

>>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>>

>>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>>

>> Yes you were.

>

> Look at that!! You complained that I creatively snipped (which I

> didn't) and isn't that what you're doing here ?

>



Which you did, buttmunch ... what good for the goose isn't good for the

gander?



> Hypocrite. I guess thats how you deal with being wrong, you 'cry

> like a b*tch', as said by Godsmack.

>



One...I'm never wrong (as proved by the fact that the fuckin tick mark

exist).

Two...I'm always right.



> See ya later panzy-ass.

>



If you meant to reply to Alias, you fucked up yet once again.



--

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,

Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

 

[DanS]

> One...I'm never wrong (as proved by the fact that the

> fuckin tick mark exist).

> Two...I'm always right.



So that just proves you're a know-it-all a**hole.



Thanks for setting the record straight.



Now you rank right up there with the Nymshifter.

 

[DanS]

Death wrote in

news:4bd1939a$1@news.x-privat.org:



> DanS wrote:

>

>>>>>>> LMAO It's much faster? Lie...both are as fast as u

>>>>>>> can click, liar. How is it easier to show hidden

>>>>>>> files? Both require a tick mark be checked.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Ctrl-H does it in Nautilus, but a Linux expert such as

>>>>>> yourself should know that.

>>>>>

>>>>> I see you found a few minutes to waste again.

>>>>

>>>> I'm glad you admit it.

>>>>

>>>>> "I'm done with you" means ?

>>>>

>>>> ....in that thread....I was wrong.

>>>

>>> Yes you were.

>>

>> Look at that!! You complained that I creatively snipped

>> (which I didn't) and isn't that what you're doing here ?

>>

>

> Which you did, buttmunch ... what good for the goose isn't

> good for the gander?



Actually, I didn't creatively snip anything. I copied and

pasted your oscenity filled baby-talk ranting and saying they

weren't opinions worth arguing.



That's a lot different from actually replying, and then

deleting what you did to make it look like you were replying

to something I never said.



Classic.

 

[Death]

DanS wrote:



>

>

>> One...I'm never wrong (as proved by the fact that the

>> fuckin tick mark exist).

>> Two...I'm always right.

>

> So that just proves you're a know-it-all a**hole.

>



Do you think inserting ** into curse words makes them better?

What a fucking idiot.



> Thanks for setting the record straight.

>



Your welcome, idiot.



> Now you rank right up there with the Nymshifter.



If it pays better, then I accept the position.



--

Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur,

Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur.

 

[Alias]

Death wrote:



>

> If it pays better, then I accept the position.

>



It's not on top and I don't think the Nymshifter has any money so you're

not fucked.



--

Alias