🚀 go-pugleaf

In git.unix.linux Joe Merlino <joe@angband.org> wrote:
: Just to clear up the disinformation here: Go to RedHat's website
: (www.redhat.com), click on 'Linux Info', click on 'Documentation',
: scroll down, click on 'Red Hat Documentation', and then scroll
: down and click on 'Red Hat 5.0 User's Guide'. Read it. Several
: times. Especially the part entitled "Before you begin". There's
: a subsection there on disk partitions that gives some guidelines
: on what to take into condsideration when you make your partitions.

disinformation...let's see... I give a reasonable OPINION on a good
amount of disk space to devote to linux, and that's disinformation?
bullshit.  the redhat user's guide is no more credible than my
opinion on the matter, since the optimal partition size varies from
system to system, depending on which packages you install, which
daemons you run, and what kind of user accounts you offer, as well
as other variables.  and I said all this before, in my oh-so-horrid
post laced with all that disinformation...

: Don't let Hackrat's attitude discourage you. My experience
: with Red Hat has been very positive. It is a good idea to get
: familiar with their website, because there's lots of helpful
: documentation there.

who's guilty of disinformation?  HACKRAT DID NOT MAKE THAT POST.
although you are probably right; his attitude is undoubtedly very
similar to mine, but that's neither here nor there... and your
personal experiences with redhat neither prove nor disclaim my
statement that redhat is a pile of shit.  it merely means you 
haven't done the sort of things that exploit its skankyness (or 
noticed that anything was out of the ordinary...)

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