unix n00bs

unix n00bs (i.e. most of you here) make me shit my pants

for the love of god, people, using unix for a month is not enough to make you knowledgeable in its ways and give advice to others. please refrain from making yourself look like complete utter idiots (mind you, this is hard to achieve since idiots are the norm in CS) by giving horribly shitty authorative-sounding suggestions based on shit you read two days ago on linuxtoday and newsforge.

discuss.

>>59 is right. You could do about anything in the middle age, but right now I'll be writing software while somebody else installs my A/C and a different company deals with the SDK I use, because we don't have the time to do everything ourselves, and if we did, any piece of software would cost several grands.


What's fun in this thread is half of us are speaking of using Windows vs. Linux, but nobody dares to write the word "Windows" and mask it as "other desktops", because Linux zealots would cut their throat as Windows = baddy bad, *ix = goody good.