Teeth mostly. Sometimes small shaped explosive charges.

I’ve done my share of training too. Some people just want recipes. They have no interest in knowing why they’re doing something.

I spent way too much time trying to figure out what unit “Lrg” was supposed to be.

Well, if you’re expecting users to read…

Are you referring to the fact that a lot of distributions shipped KDE 4 pre release code?

Gnome has always been like this. They started on this trend at the very beginning.
I dropped it when they released 1.0 or 1.1 as they had released another of idiotic changes that were half because “we know better” and because “fuck you, user peons”. Never looked back as it’s been managed the same way ever since.

Come on, it’s a bear. It’s already fairly impressive that it manages to speak that well.

Tumbleweed absolutely is an all purpose distribution. Most distributions are. Very few are specialised enough to make a difference.

And they really mostly all install the same thing in the end. It doesn’t matter which one you choose. Just pick something that’s not obscure and that has a release cycle that works for you.

For kde, I’d say that the best maintained ones are suse, fedora and kubuntu, in that order (although with the latter you still get Ubuntu, so ymmv).

You’re in luck, there’s a whole movie devoted to this very topic.

Although, basically, it’s nothing very special. Uh, try and be nice to people, avoid eating fat, read a good book every now and then, get some walking in, and try and live together in peace and harmony with people of all creeds and nations.

Platform crocs?

Don’t you mean Netscape Navigator?

Warning: the audio is bad and will occasionally get very loud

Interestingly, that’s never a problem with text files.

Lol, blast from the past…

It’s never mentioned on their website. I’ll have to install it some day to check it out.

Isn’t only office limited to Microsoft office formats though?

The Americans inspired them after all.

They were there long before the browser. The problem is that they should work in the browser but they don’t.

Like ms word and iso.

There are many more who aren’t in the US.

Stop for the night? Better build some walls.