Re: How do you mount a Win98 drive under OpenBSD

["Joe Blow" <pagemaster41_(_at_)_hotmail_(_dot_)_com>]

I personally would never go back to and windows based system but others 
might, you clearly aren't understanding what I said, you do need users 
whether intelligent or not for any OS(but you just don't want them working 
on the OS itself).  But why do you care if they know what they are typing 
does you just care that the OS remains powerful stable and funded and if 
morons who are too lazy to go learn what their doing continue being morons 
but also continue paying for it you want to keep them as long as you can.












> On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Joe Blow wrote:
>
> > And people who think that everything has to be a hard experience are to 
> be
> > the downfall of *nix systems.  Windows got something right in that they
> > appeal to people who don't have the time to spend 40 hours learning
> > something why is it so hard for unix users to just give people the 
> answer.
> > If it works great they may not understand how but it gets their job done 
> and
> > if they decide to go the extra mile and learn what the command they are
> > using does and learn to apply it in other situations then they are 
> smarter
> > and learned more faster and easier than if they had spent tons of time
> > reading FAQ's and screwing up their drive 20 times.
>
> you know a smart (exclusive) Windows user? And I'm not being sarcastic.
> I don't know any Widnows users that know as much about their system as
> anyone who has used Unix for a while does. (Or VMS :-) )
>
> You are free to use Windows 2000, no one on this list gives a shit.
>
> brian

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