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"Despite the fact that you are a huge troll and i dont like feeding trolls, i have to answer.
A huge troll that until the KDE4 debacle, used to enjoy KDE.
Nice to see that the standard FOSS answer to everything is still to label people as trolls. Perhaps that's why 99% of computer users are just trolls and wouldn't touch an open source desktop with a ten-foot pole.
Keep it up, you're doing just great. "
If you used to enjoy KDE, then why wouldn't you enjoy it now that it is better and more powerful than it has ever been?
Your response seems like pure deflection to me. You got accused of trolling so your best method of defense is attack, hey?
People are too smart for you. If they can run great software like KDE, have great performance and functionality for free, be free from viruses and malware, run a copy on as many machines as they please without fear of being pestered about licenses or plagued by endless adware, then they will go right ahead an do so, enjoy the benefits, and pay no heed at all to your silly debating bluffs.
Edited 2010-10-15 09:27 UTC
RE[4]: Just admit it...
by Carewolf on Mon 18th Oct 2010 23:31
in reply to "RE[3]: Just admit it..."
KDE 4.0 was problematic, and the change in attitude turned some people of. I personally believe people turned off by the first 4.x release should give the new ones a try. (Ditch the crappy nvidia drivers first though, or you will be disappointed.. but there is nothing KDE can do about NVidia's unusually crappy binary drivers).
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2005-07-06
A huge troll that until the KDE4 debacle, used to enjoy KDE.
Nice to see that the standard FOSS answer to everything is still to label people as trolls. Perhaps that's why 99% of computer users are just trolls and wouldn't touch an open source desktop with a ten-foot pole.
Keep it up, you're doing just great.
Edited 2010-10-15 07:59 UTC