Good afternoon, all -
I am retiring from forums.debian.net; it turns out that Xubuntu 12.04 is a better fit for my needs.
Thank you to everyone who has assisted me during my short time here.
/dew
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Retiring from forums.debian.net
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dark_stang
- Posts: 243
- Joined: 2008-08-21 05:31
- Location: St. Louis, MO, USA
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
Leaving after 8 posts isn't retiring. At best, it's quitting. You quitter.
if (You_Dont_Care_Enough_To_Reasearch_Your_Own_Problems)
return "Why would I?";
else
return Helpful_Response;
return "Why would I?";
else
return Helpful_Response;
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
At least the person included a thank you for the help received in the farewell post. Although the farewell was unnecessary, the thank you was considerate.
Your welcome, good bye and good luck.
Your welcome, good bye and good luck.
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
I agree, the OP had the decency/respect for our community to give thanks for the help (s)he received whilst here.Randicus wrote:At least the person included a thank you for the help received in the farewell post. Although the farewell was unnecessary, the thank you was considerate.
Your welcome, good bye and good luck.
Because they have found a distro better suited to their needs, they are leaving us, but will most likely be joining their new community.
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
...and possibly will be back after gaining some experience with other distros.
Debian gets better by comparison.
Debian gets better by comparison.
MX18: Lenovo T430: Intel Ivy Bridge i5-3320M, 8 GB RAM, 4.19.0-1-amd64, 119 GB SSD
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
Richard wrote:...and possibly will be back after gaining some experience with other distros.
Debian gets better by comparison.
Yes and Saline is prolly the best Xfce distro from Debian I've seen. Anthony has done a superb job with Debian Squeeze and Xfce.
This has been a none paid advertisement from a user of both distros.
Debian Buster
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
There is no need for you to leave because you are changing distribution of GNU/Linux. At the end of the day we are all still using the same operating system.
Re: Retiring from forums.debian.net
Aquawave wrote:There is no need for you to leave because you are changing distribution of GNU/Linux. At the end of the day we are all still using the same operating system.
+1
I always felt Linux was the family but I was feeling kind of lonesome...