Comments on: Every OS has a blood spattered lining http://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/ The crayzee goings on of one web developer and his family... Thu, 01 Dec 2011 13:53:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Alanhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-740 Alan Fri, 01 Sep 2006 11:17:51 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-740 Hey long time no speak stranger, so good to hear from you after many moons have past. I seem to remember jumping off the bridge many a time fully dressed but fortunately the residents of deeside have never had endure such a sight. Could always go back for a holiday though ;-) I miss my summer nights and weekends lounging about in the river :-( Hey long time no speak stranger, so good to hear from you after many moons have past. I seem to remember jumping off the bridge many a time fully dressed but fortunately the residents of deeside have never had endure such a sight.

Could always go back for a holiday though ;-) I miss my summer nights and weekends lounging about in the river :-(

]]> By: Matt Toughhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-739 Matt Tough Thu, 31 Aug 2006 15:55:33 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-739 Mr Whyte! Mr Tough here :P Re. your thought above I am sure I have seen you in such atire swagering along the banks of the Dee. Wearing a frustrated expression worn from questions unanswered. manhugs n stuff xx Mr Whyte! Mr Tough here :P

Re. your thought above I am sure I have seen you in such atire swagering along the banks of the Dee.
Wearing a frustrated expression worn from questions unanswered.

manhugs n stuff xx

]]> By: Alanhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-738 Alan Tue, 29 Aug 2006 16:12:19 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-738 I happen to think I would look rather sexy in sandals and skin tight bollock squeezing shorts lol... I could top it off with a string vest and moustache! I happen to think I would look rather sexy in sandals and skin tight bollock squeezing shorts lol… I could top it off with a string vest and moustache!

]]> By: Roan Laveryhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-737 Roan Lavery Tue, 29 Aug 2006 15:03:11 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-737 The lack of Photoshop has always been the biggest reason for not converting to Linux for me. I played about with GIMP but hated it to be honest. I guess you just get stuck in your ways with some things. Anyway, best of luck going open source. Will you be wearing sandals now (JOKE!)? The lack of Photoshop has always been the biggest reason for not converting to Linux for me.

I played about with GIMP but hated it to be honest. I guess you just get stuck in your ways with some things.

Anyway, best of luck going open source. Will you be wearing sandals now (JOKE!)?

]]> By: Alanhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-736 Alan Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:48:50 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-736 I should have mentioned that I tried enlightenment but couldn't get my head around it. With regards to my issues, I will get to the bottom of them, I have only re-installed once so far so this time will hopefully be my last ;-) I found Xfce a little too minimalist but that was just my personal preference. Now that I am on my workathon I may look at using different sessions for different things. A minimalist approach would probably be good for a work setup but then again I want computing to be fun too... I should have mentioned that I tried enlightenment but couldn’t get my head around it. With regards to my issues, I will get to the bottom of them, I have only re-installed once so far so this time will hopefully be my last ;-)

I found Xfce a little too minimalist but that was just my personal preference. Now that I am on my workathon I may look at using different sessions for different things. A minimalist approach would probably be good for a work setup but then again I want computing to be fun too…

]]> By: Steven Campbellhttp://www.azcazandco.com/2006/08/every-os-has-a-blood-spattered-lining/comment-page-1/#comment-735 Steven Campbell Mon, 28 Aug 2006 23:43:35 +0000 http://www.azcazandco.com/?p=150#comment-735 I agree, although my experience with Ubuntu has been much more pleasant. Most of the self-inflicted problems I had were also self-resolved, and I've only reinstalled twice. Although I have to disagree on your love of GNOME. While I used GNOME for a while, Xfce is my current favorite (very minimalistic and fast), and Enlightenment following right behind that. Once E17 comes out of Beta, I'll be using it full time, most likely. I agree, although my experience with Ubuntu has been much more pleasant. Most of the self-inflicted problems I had were also self-resolved, and I’ve only reinstalled twice. Although I have to disagree on your love of GNOME. While I used GNOME for a while, Xfce is my current favorite (very minimalistic and fast), and Enlightenment following right behind that. Once E17 comes out of Beta, I’ll be using it full time, most likely.

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