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1. Linux Zealot


Someone who thinks they are so 1337 because they use Linux and claim to
hate Windows, and fail to admit that it is just as bug-ridden and has an
ugly GUI to boot. Most don't even know how to use it!

Alberto is such a fuckin Linux Zealot, but he can't even run most of his
programs! by Chernorizets Hrabr Nov 8, 2004 email it permalink:
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2. Linux Zealot



Someone who Zealously defends the superiority of the Linux operating
system. The typical Linux Zealot hangs around a forum or IRC channel and
answers questions that blatently refer to Microsoft windows with questions
like "What operating system are you using?" or replies with instructions
that relate to Linux. Many Linux Zealots know very little about the
operation of the Linux operating system and are simply trying to gain
respect from fellow Linux users.

I went to a linux help channel to ask how to make this software work but I
was called a lamer and told to read the documentation which from what I
can tell dosen't exist. by Kang Jun 18, 2004 email it


3. Linux Zealot



Perhaps the most hilarious people I've ever encountered. Known for their
hatred of Windoze.

I like Linux, but it's not like I'm a Linux Zealot. tags linux windows
microsoft windoze mac by Blue Ruse Jacksonville, FL Aug 7, 2006 email it
4. Linux Zealot
6 up, 6 down


See Napoleon Complex and Wannabe.

These linux zealots don't know anything; they're just trying to act like
something they're not, probably for attention or because they think it
makes them look cool.

Rest of the earth thinks of...

Flatfish, you can't have it both ways y'know.

EITHER the rest of the earth knows what linux is enough to pour scorn on
linux "zealots"...

OR NO-ONE but geeks, nerds and a few sysadmins knows what linux IS.

That's an XOR btw, you can't have both, so which one?

On comp.os.linux.misc, in <8eJNg.33$dg5.32>, "flatfish+++" wrote:

Correction: A dishonest coward who _sometimes_ calls himself "flatfish++" wrote:

<article not downloaded:
http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>

> Subject: Re: The Linux Zealot....What the rest of the earth
> thinks of them..........

Couldn't care less.

Not that I believe a word that a nymshifting jerk like you posts.Which is why I don't even bother downloading your articles.

Curse Bill Gates for making it possible for ignorant and rotten
children to use a computer.

No, this fellow doesn't run Linux and never has. He can't
quit running his mouth under dozens of aliases on hundreds of
newsgroups long enough to do the studying that learning to run
Linux requires.

But he can, like any first grader, cut&paste someone _else's_
User-Agent header into his own headers.

And he can, like anyone in the world who can use a browser, get
an email box at a Linux domain just by forging the User-Agent
string his browser puts out, so that it looks like he's running
Linux. This is really simple.

If this fellow would just shut mouth for a while and quit
spending his time trying to trick people into thinking he's no
one they've ever encountered on the Net before, or has support
that he doesn't have, he could learn Linux easily. Just takes a
few hours of study to get off the ground.

But it isn't an OS for appliance operators with a lot of money
for the OS and technical support who don't really want to learn
about computers.

There _are_ Linux OSs that _try_ to be like Windows, but they
stink just like Windows does.

Duh.

That pretty 'user-friendly' interface that allows you to operate
your computer with a plastic rodent in one hand so that your
other hand is free for food and drink and smoke and the TV remote
control is an _option_ with Linux. One a lot of us don't use.

They can be called a 'GIDE'. (Graphical Integrated Desktop
Environment). I believe that the most popular one for Linux is
called KDE. There are others.

Even the GUI. (Graphical User Interface) that makes running the
GIDE possible, is optional on Linux and comes up after the base
system, which is textmode, boots.

Windows and Mac users think that a GIDE _is_ a computer. The only
way to control it.

But they are very limiting. They only include commands (with
options and arguments - run when you click on a button) that
the designers of the GIDE want to be there. All of the programs
called when you click on a button have many other options and
arguments that you don't ever see.

There used to be a commandline, the DOS prompt, on Windows,
but I think I heard somewhere that it has been rendered
almost Useless.

M$ doesn't want you to have that kind of control.

Alan

Following is an example of anti-linux zealot:


flatfish+++ wrote:
[..]

Alan Connor wrote:

>On comp.os.linux.misc, in <8eJNg.33$dg5.32>, "flatfish+++" wrote:
>
>Correction: A dishonest coward who _sometimes_ calls himself "flatfish++" wrote:
>
>> Subject: Re: The Linux Zealot....What the rest of the earth
>> thinks of them..........
>
>Couldn't care less.
>
>Not that I believe a word that a nymshifting jerk like you posts.
>Which is why I don't even bother downloading your articles.

Exactly. Flatfish is a proven liar, a proven nym-shifter, a proven
troll. Hilarious that the pile of garbage was actually trying to get
"respect" by claiming that he helps Linux with his trolling...

ZERO credibility.

Alan Connor wrote:
> On comp.os.linux.misc, in <8eJNg.33$dg5.32>,
> "flatfish+++" wrote:
>
> Correction: A dishonest coward who _sometimes_ calls himself
> "flatfish++" wrote:
>
> <article not downloaded:
> http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
>
>> Subject: Re: The Linux Zealot....What the rest of the earth
>> thinks of them..........
>
> Couldn't care less.

Ditto.

*plomk*

On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 10:57:42 GMT, Alan Connor <i3x9mdw>
wrote:

> On comp.os.linux.misc, in <8eJNg.33$dg5.32>, "flatfish+++" wrote:
>
> Correction: A dishonest coward who _sometimes_ calls himself "flatfish++" wrote:
>
> <article not downloaded:
> http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
>
> > Subject: Re: The Linux Zealot....What the rest of the earth
> > thinks of them..........
>
> Couldn't care less.
>
> Not that I believe a word that a nymshifting jerk like you posts.Which is why I don't even bother downloading your articles.

Right. And this 2 page tirade is in response to a post you
didn't even bother to download. You're a fucking moron & liar.

Here's something you do care about:
Linux is shit. It's was shit when it started
and now, years later, it's still shit.

>
> Curse Bill Gates for making it possible for ignorant and rotten
> children to use a computer.

Curse Linux for making it possible for idiots like you to use
a computer. Fuck open-source because it doesn't want
interoperability but free software. Someones elses software.
That's what all Linux assholes want. What everyone else has
but you don't want to pay for it.

>
> No, this fellow doesn't run Linux and never has. He can't
> quit running his mouth under dozens of aliases on hundreds of
> newsgroups long enough to do the studying that learning to run
> Linux requires.

And you are nothing but another Peter Krallman lackey.
He's filtered by everyone with a brain so you use another
name to post. Sounds like the same thing to me.
Maybe you're just another reverse flatfish wannabe.

More importantly, you're an asshole.
[..]

On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:03:31 -0500, chrisv <chrisv> wrote:

> Alan Connor wrote:
>> Exactly. Flatfish is a proven liar, a proven nym-shifter, a proven
> troll. Hilarious that the pile of garbage was actually trying to get
> "respect" by claiming that he helps Linux with his trolling...
>
> ZERO credibility.

The only thing you ever post is an obligatory "plonk".
Where does that put your credibility?

On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 07:05:58 -0700, "chrisv" <chrisv> wrote:

> Alan Connor wrote:
>
> Ditto.
>
> *plomk*
>

Ah, there it is. Get out your dictionary.
You spelled it wrong this time.

You should just make "plonk" your standard
signature. That way you never have to worry
about getting it right.

That's assuming your POS newsreader has
that capability. Does knode do signatures?

Well look at that. You're using OE as your newsreader.
What a loon.

In the sacred domain of comp.os.linux.advocacy, Ana Thema <anathema> didnst hastily scribble thusly:
>> Curse Bill Gates for making it possible for ignorant and rotten
>> children to use a computer.

> Curse Linux for making it possible for idiots like you to use
> a computer.

This is an unusual twist, normally linux is too hard to use by idiots.
I do wish the trolls would get their trolling material from the same book.

> Fuck open-source because it doesn't want
> interoperability but free software.

Um... That line makes even less sense....

> Someones elses software.
> That's what all Linux assholes want. What everyone else has
> but you don't want to pay for it.

And why should we pay for something kindly offered for free by nice
programmers? We can contribute in otherways... Or, we can choose not to and
just use it, our choice.

> And you are nothing but another Peter Krallman lackey.
> He's filtered by everyone with a brain so you use another
> name to post. Sounds like the same thing to me.
> Maybe you're just another reverse flatfish wannabe.

> More importantly, you're an asshole.

Um, you're talking to alan conner here, he's hated by windows and linux
users alike. He makes you look like the essense of sanity and stability.

In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Ana Thema
<anathema>
wrote
on Wed, 13 Sep 2006 13:05:06 -0400
<f8egg2hb8ilm0m2efr8pq4nt90gc51s4m2>:
> On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 07:05:58 -0700, "chrisv" <chrisv> wrote:
>> Ah, there it is. Get out your dictionary.
> You spelled it wrong this time.
>
> You should just make "plonk" your standard
> signature. That way you never have to worry
> about getting it right.
>
> That's assuming your POS newsreader has
> that capability. Does knode do signatures?
>
> Well look at that. You're using OE as your newsreader.
> What a loon.
>

Indeed, especially since he's trying to impersonate the real chrisv and
doing a piss-poor job at it. :-P

asstroturfer flatfish+++ wrote on behalf of micoshaft:

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1. Windope Zealot

Someone who thinks they are so 1337 because they use Virus infected Windope
PCs and claim to love Windows, and fail to admit that it is just as
bug-ridden and has an ugly GUI to boot. Most don't even know how to use it!

Albumto is such a fuarckin Windope Zealot, but he can't even run most of his
programs! by Chernorizets Hrabr Nov 8, 2004 email it permalink:
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2.         Windy Zealot
        
        
        
Someone who Zealously defends the inferiority of the Windope operating
system to get paid from micoshat. The typical Windope Zealot hangs around a
forum or IRC channel and
answers questions that blatently refer to Microshaft windows with questions
like "What operating system are you using?" or replies with instructions
that relate well to Linux but just copy and paste windope luzer language.
Many Windy Zealots know very little about the
operation of the Windoe operating system and are simply trying to gain
respect from fellow Linux users who have access to source code unlike
windopes who pay and buy license (not software) and have nothing to show for
it.

I went to a linux help channel to ask how to make this windope
software work but I was called a lamer and told to read the documentation
which from what I can tell dosen't exist. by Kang June 18, 2004 email it


3.         Windoze Zealot
        
        
        
Perhaps the most hilarious people I've ever encountered. Known for their
hatred of Windoze but pretending to like it. You know the S&M characters.

I like Linux, but it's not like I'm a Linux Developer - that is beyond me.
tags linux windows microsoft windoze mac by Blue Ruse Jacksonville, FL Aug
7, 2006 email it
4.         Windoze Zealot
        6 up, 6 down
        
        
See Napoleon Complex and Wannabe for Windope Zealotry and how you
pay and then become a clippy worhipping zombie posting clap
trap on behalf of micoshaft.

These Windoze zealots don't know anything; they're just trying to act like
something they're not, probably for attention or because they think it
makes them look cool.

The only thing that makes anyone look cool is to be seen
with LiveCDs and VMWare, Qemu etc and running virtual machines.
If you can't cut that, you are a dumb windope zealot.
Get dumbness out of your system.
Switch to GNU/Linux today!

[url down]

Usenet Beavis writes:

> On comp.os.linux.misc, in <8eJNg.33$dg5.32>, "flatfish+++" wrote:
>
> Correction: My mental superior who _always_ likes to smack my bitch up
> wrote:
>
> <article downloaded and read: http://www.geocities.com/suhatrasabib>

Thank you for your kookfart, Beavis.

> Couldn't be a more stupid Beavis.

I agree.

> Not that I am afraid of posting to alt.asshole.alan-connor. It's
> just that I'd rather post my kookfarts in public.

How very considerate of you.

> Curse Bigfoot for making it possible for the Usenet Beavis to use a
> computer ([..]).

I'll bet Bigfoot knows more about PCs than you do.

>
> No, this Beavis doesn't have a brain and never has. He can't
> quit running his mouth under dozens of aliases on hundreds of
> newsgroups long enough to do the studying that learning to run
> Linux requires.

Right, Beavis. Are you still looking for my name and address, which is
somewhere on your Debian box?

> But I can, like any kookbag, become Usenet's laughing stock.

Mission accomplished.

> And I can, like anyone in the world who can use a browser, post
> kookfarts on Usenet, all day long.

Right.

> If this Beavis would just shut mouth for a while and quit
> spending his time trying to trick people into thinking he's not
> a deranged kookbag,

Why, that's un-possible.

> I could become sane easily. Just takes a
> few hours of mental therapy to get off the ground.

Hold on while I get Dr. Phil on the phone…


> Duh.

Double-duh.

> They can be called a 'GIDE'. (Graphical Integrated Desktop
> Environment). I believe that's an acronym that I just pulled out of my
> arse.

I believe you're right.

> Even the GUI. (Graphical User Interface) that makes running the
> GIDE possible, is something that I'm babbling about, right now,
> without any clue whatsoever.

No need to state the obvious.

> Windows and Mac users think that I am a kookbag.

Finally something that we can all agree on.
[..]

From
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...t&defid=891103
:

"""Windows Zealot is undefined."""

;)

7 wrote:
[..]

On 09/13/2006 10:49 PM, spike1 wrote:
>> In the sacred domain of comp.os.linux.advocacy, Ana Thema
>> <anathema> didnst hastily scribble thusly:
> This is an unusual twist, normally linux is too hard to use by idiots.
> I do wish the trolls would get their trolling material from the same book.

And here are some proofs of *the level and extent of idiocy of windows
developers*:

1. Windows developers and, or users don't know how and where to save the
system log files...; all their log files are scattered over the whole
local storage:

../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/Agent/agntclient.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/Agent/Logs/TaskScheduler/McTskshd000.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/Agent/Logs/TaskScheduler/McTskshd001.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/Agent/Logs/TaskScheduler/McTskshd002.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/Agent/mcifolog.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/VSO/Data/VMapLogs.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/VSO/OASLogs/OAS.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee.com/VSO/ODSLog/bsd_ods.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee/SpamKiller/Logs/Complaints.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee/SpamKiller/Logs/Filtering.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application
Data/McAfee/SpamKiller/Logs/System.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/Microsoft/Dr
Watson/drwtsn32.log
../Documents and Settings/All Users/DRM/migration.log
../Documents and Settings/bsd/Application
Data/GdiplusUpgrade_MSIApproach_Wrapper.log
../Documents and Settings/bsd/Local Settings/Temp/ASPNETSetup_00000.log
../Documents and Settings/bsd/Local Settings/Temp/hpzcoi00.log
../Documents and Settings/bsd/Local Settings/Temp/hpzcoi01.log
../hpfr3740.log
../Program Files/HP/hpcoretech/hpcmerr.log
../Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/install.log
../Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/install_status.log
../Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/install_wizard.log
../Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/uninstall/install_wizard1.log
../Program Files/Mozilla Firefox/updates/last-update.log
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../WINDOWS/system32/wbem/Logs/setup.log
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../WINDOWS/tsoc.log
../WINDOWS/updspapi.log
../WINDOWS/WgaNotify.logIn the sacred domain of comp.os.linux.advocacy,
Ana Thema <anathema> didnst hastily scribble thusly:
../WINDOWS/wiadebug.log
../WINDOWS/wiaservc.log
../WINDOWS/WindowsUpdate.log
../WINDOWS/wmsetup.log

2. Widows makes kind of some schedulers available, but does not have a
sensible default configuration to rotate and, or delete obsolete log
files and, or directories (and they idiotically feel proud to call these
as *folders* whereas the whole computing world was already aware of
Unix's concept of directories!)

3. Microsoft developers learned much from Unix/Xenix and tried to base
and, or adapt many things for NT; but they still don't understand what a
FHS (Filesystem Hierarchy Standard) is.

>> More importantly, you're an asshole.

Nope, we are big (better read /huge/) Linux d**k-h**ds and are geared
enough to f**k you Windows zealots and, or your windows out of business
soon...

FYI, Linux and, or F/LOSS (Free/Libre Open Source Software) community is
still growing and, or gaining popularity day by day; and we are not
CSC/T's (*Closed Source Cowards/Thieves*) like you.