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One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

If you can right click on the ISO from within your file browser and choose "mount" after gmount-iso is installed, that's what I'm talking about. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

"Surely you only care about that if you're an idiot?" Or a non-geek with a life outside of his computer. (see comment)

Circuit City Causes $12,119 Of Damage To New Honda

I have an idea. They could sell all new cars with no radio pre-installed, knock $1000 off the price, and the buyer can use that $1000 to get a decent radio installed. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

lolcow And what all this about trolling? If you criticize Linux you must be trolling, right? But every third post on digg is "Windoze is teh suxxor use Linux!!" That's the problem with Linux, the commies that use it. (see comment)

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Bush Loudly Booed Pitching Nationals Home Opener

You can tell by the look in his eyes while he was typing it. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

I use Windows, but I have Debian installed on a 20GB partition. Every now and then I boot into Debian, update everything, and see if it's ready yet. Not yet. I can't wait for Linux to be ready for the desktop. I can't wait until it's as idiot proof as Win … (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

No, I spelled it right. Sorry for the double post above. Yeah, won't happen again. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

Just curious, how would I go about mounting an ISO to a virtual drive through the context menu and running it, with no typing? I don't think it can be done. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

How can you "pretend to know' what the average end user wants in a desktop? You and Lunix users like you know what geeks want, but you have no idea what the average end user wants. That why Lunix is a failure as a desktop OS. It's made by geeks, for geeks … (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

How can you "pretend to know" what the average computer user wants? You and other Lunix users may know what geeks want, but you have no idea what the _average_ end user wants. That's why Lunix is a failure in the desktop market, it's made by geeks, for … (see comment)

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Circuit City Causes $12,119 Of Damage To New Honda

Normally, aftermarket radios are relatively easy to get in and out, but the car makers make it so you have to tear the whole dash apart to get the stock radio out. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

Right, macfags are always welcome on digg as well. (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

So only lunixfags are allowed to post on digg? (see comment)

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

By scripts you mean "A bunch of fucking typing". That's unacceptable for a desktop operating system. If you want to compete with Windows, you have to make everything as point-and-click simple as Windows. It may make you feel smart to know a bunch of crypt … (see comment)

Circuit City Causes $12,119 Of Damage To New Honda

Car makers shouldn't make it so damn difficult to change the radio. They know every car owner is going to replace the stock radio at least once, they should make a simple mechanism to do that at home in five minutes. (see comment)

Circuit City Causes $12,119 Of Damage To New Honda

One step forward: a review of GNOME 2.22

It still looks toyish and outdated. The titlebars are too thick, the buttons too square, there's an extra taskbar at the top that shouldn't be there by default, theres a FOOT where the start button should be, feet are disgusting I don't want them near my … (see comment)