[Liverpool] Iceweasel

[Paxton, Darren]

We're not in Russia, I'm quite willing to point out, therefore that is a completely moot point, plus I'm of the opinion this group is open-minded. Banning someone for suggesting Windows may be better in some ways reeks of intimidation.

And as for your other comments, they are completely irrelevant and quite inappropriate.

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From: liverpool-bounces at mailman.lug.org.uk [liverpool-bounces at mailman.lug.org.uk] On Behalf Of Vladimir [vladimir.jakubovskij at gmail.com]
Sent: 06 September 2009 02:34
To: Liverpool Linux User Group
Subject: Re: [Liverpool] Iceweasel

2009/9/5 oscillik <oscillik at gmail.com<mailto:oscillik at gmail.com>>
Well it is actually a different browser experience,

what browser experience? yes, ok, FF works better. Opera is the same (don't use it anyway), MSIE - is out of question.
safari? well, i use it on my mac sometimes but only due to the fact it is highly integrated into the OS.
Chrome? i like the browser, but as a main use browser it is a bit short of many functions.
and once again, FF is well tuned for my needs on my desktop (gentoo), so it is dead fast and stable.
"browser experience" on windows is overshadowed by general ugliness and unusability of windows.
"browser experience" on unix systems in my view and for my needs is superior to the other OS by a margin.
paying microsoft is heresy!


but since you refuse to test it out for yourself and blindly follow what someone else on "teh intarnents" says,
i don't follow anything blindly. i see what the software i am running does for me with my own eyes. it is fully, 120% up
to the tasks.


experience is a wonderful thing.

not all the time. a good example that i always put forward is this:
i have never had an anal sex with the other man. and i don't plan to. and guess what? i don't need this experience to say absolutely confidently, that this is disgusting anyway.



p.s. in russian user groups or forum boards, etc - suggesting even a slightest hint about windows' "betterness" is usually followed by a ban :)

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