Re: Attitude (was: keyboard failure)

> Rudeness is unacceptable. 

What is unacceptable about rudeness?

> I do tech support for a 
> living, and I would fire anyone working for me who took that attitude and 
> kept it after remedial "how to be nice" instruction.

http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/mac68k/

I've been trying to get the most recent version running on an old
Performa 550 (68030, no FPU) because it was relatively cheap. Can't get
it to go multi-user.

> I was shocked at how easy HP-UX was.

And how about Mac OS X? I personally like Mac OS X, but let me tell you
what it's like trying to load it onto an old beige G3 we're using for a
test box. Or, rather, let me work you for some sympathy, because IO Data
won't be supporting the SCSI card somebody bought two years ago, so I
cut the first 8G on the external drive into 3.5 for Mac OS 9 and 4.5 for
Mac OS X. Tried to mount Applications on its own partition, just for
grins. Got a hint for anybody interested -- don't use the new LABEL
declaration in /etc/fstab on Mac OS X. My Japanese input method freezes
when I try to type in anything half-way obscure. (I'd better fix that
back before I head home tonight, I think.)

Rude? What's wrong with rude?

-- 
Joel Rees <[email protected]>