Comments

• blabla

  2008-05-01 03:24:27

  Those who work for Novell on these "projects" know perfectly well they are helping Microsoft, not Free Software.
  
  Their story will be: "I didn't know" or "I didn't agree, but I couldn't do anything. I had no power."
  
  Ha! Pass the cup, please! Vichy, mon ami, Vichy!

• blabla

  2008-05-01 03:30:02

  Just look at what the "community manager" of opensuse does:
  
  http://zonker.opensuse.org/2008/04/30/bringing-microsoft-to-the-table-can-ms-become-an-open-source-contributor/
  
  Is this the "community manager" of a linux distribution or the PR man of the Microsoft Corporation?
  
  Again, Vichy!
  
  Never mind, Jeff "I don't know what I'm doing and I really don't care" Waugh.
  
  Trojan horses.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-05-01 04:06:06

  Let's try to tone down a bit the criticism of Jeff. He doesn't take it too well.

• Nikolas Koswinkle

  2008-05-01 13:59:38

  This is not a problem of Jeff Waugh, this is a problem of you giving ramant trolls like blabla space to vent their hatred.
  
  "Community manager" is a title Zonker chose for himself instead of the traditional title of 'Linux evangelist' because he found it to pompous. He liaisons between the openSUSE community and Novell.
  
  I really wonder whether this website is nothing but a stage for trolls.
  
  Note: comment has been flagged for arriving from a possible incarnation of known (eet), pseudonymous, forever-nymshifting, abusive Internet troll that posts from open proxies and relays around the world.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-05-01 14:03:32

  It seems that way, recently in particular. I mean, look... you never ever appeared on the Internet ("Nikolas Koswinkle" or just "Koswinkle" bring up nothing in Google) and suddenly you post here like a motor, replying within minutes from the same ISP as "eet". All your messages are against the message of this Web site, which makes *you*, not "blabla", the troll.

• Nikolas Koswinkle

  2008-05-01 15:45:44

  I am not putting up with this; we have had a discussion about this some time ago, and it seems you will continue to insinuate that I am not the person that I say I am, unless I send you a copy of my passport.
  
  Would this happen if I agreed with you? No, of course net!
  
  But you don't like to listen to what I have to say, so it seems very blatantly obvious that you are trying to discredit me in some way!
  
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• Nikolas Koswinkle

  2008-05-01 15:47:39

  And it is not my mistake that I tend to get more and more worked up, the more I read of your blog - and especially the discussion! What person could stay calm with all this injustice and bad conduct I read here; it would have to be someone with an angel's patience. I'm starting to get a heartburn, and that's your fault...
  
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• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-05-01 15:49:29

  Talk about hypocrisy. You've posted almost a hundred comments here in just a couple of days (all critical of this Web site and the editors... even readers) and you continue to prove that we ought to just ignore your plea for attention.

• Roy Schestowitz

  2008-05-01 15:52:12

  Then you can take a break. mister. Nobody forces you to read a site you disagree with, let alone vent anger out using endless comments. I don't read Microsoft blogs for the same reason and today I dropped the Open Sources blog from my reading list because of blatantly pro-Microsoft ads.

• mr x

  2008-06-16 05:44:33

  Geez people, chill out!