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Subject: Re: The Unix Haters Handbook
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Kevin Kinsey wrote:
> 2.  Is 'UNIX-hating' an acquired taste/skill/disability?
> Is it possible to be stupid/ignorant/naive enough to not
> hate UNIX?

Unix is a deep, complex art.  The kind of people who truly enjoy such 
artwork are either gifted with perverse perception and talent or idiot 
savants.

> 3.  Should we hunt down the author, install FBSD on his
> machine(s), chant "make install clean" repeatedly whilst
> we transliterate his work into groff, Tex, Docbook and LaTEX
> via the stuff in ports/converters?  Perhaps he's never run
> a modern OS ....

Only if we can bill him $200 an hour for it afterward.

-- 
Darren Pilgrim