On Mon, Jan 12, 2004 at 05:51:43PM +0000, Rui Miguel Seabra penned with great insight:
<above missing purposely>
It seems some proponents only wish to inform of the problems of the
Free
Software drivers, caring absolutely nothing about informing of the
non-Free Software drivers' problems.
Agreed.
Just a quick question to those following this thread, did I miss the part where Rui (you,
if you're reading this Rui), told others that they could not do something? I've
seen this mentioned across a few posts (not just in relation to this thread either), that
stated you and others of like mind such as myself make a habit of telling others what they
can and can not do.
OTOH, it's been my experience that Rui (you) have attempted to point out what would be
a better way of handling said situation. Is this my misinterpretation of what's been
said thus far in the thread and others? I was under the impression that the advice given
was simply a matter of what -should- be done. As opposed to what must happen.
Alex
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