Whodo/Warren Has left puppy

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#121 Post by **Pizzasgood** » Mon 20 Jul 2009, 21:42

Once this episode is 'old business'...

I thought it already was. This thread had been growing dusty for nearly a month before you posted.

Hugh · #122 Post by **Hugh** » Tue 21 Jul 2009, 09:12

That would seem to indicate that some mending has already
occurred then!

All is well once again in the Kingdom of Puppy.

The End

#123 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Tue 21 Jul 2009, 09:22

Hugh wrote:That would seem to indicate that some mending has already
occurred then!

All is well once again in the Kingdom of Puppy.

The End

Naaa not really Warren/Whodo isn't back yet, ever since his last post, the only contributions towards puppy that he has done is pm Barry with some icons, well thats all I know of, and if he would be back, I probably would have a list of 200 things that he would of contributed towards puppy. Oh well, I still hope he comes back.
ttuuxxx

cb88 · #124 Post by **cb88** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 07:24

I'm not dead!

heh...

and concerning Arch it does "pwn" puppy in some ways namely

the name is cool

has more installable software
has a package build framework (abs/PKGBUILD..etc)
has a powerfull stable and lightweigt package manager
can be installed with a nearly custom package set for low ram (I have used it on a 64mb ram PII... worked fine for the internet till adobe flash loaded up)
recently gained an improved installer
huge informative wiki

....I can go on

puppy pwns at being simple and easy to use at least for the very beginners and intermediate users... and just regular folks and like always to each thier own

well.. sorry to hear warren took leave

chill out guys! and install debian or something... you know contribute some of these mini front end GUIs to the big distros Im sure they would be welcome in Arch ie Pmount MUT Pfind pburn etc.... they really set the distro apart and I kinda miss having handy stuff like that elsewhere

#125 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 08:18

cb88 wrote:you know contribute some of these mini front end GUIs to the big distros Im sure they would be welcome in Arch ie Pmount MUT Pfind pburn etc.... they really set the distro apart and I kinda miss having handy stuff like that elsewhere

not on your life! That's what makes puppy, Puppy and the community, what did you think you would just pop in here, take the best best puppy has to offer and pissoff back to Arch,lol what Gull.
ttuuxxx

4-stroke · #126 Post by **4-stroke** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 08:24

ttuuxxx wrote: not on your life! That's what makes puppy, Puppy and the community, what did you think you would just pop in here, take the best best puppy has to offer and pissoff back to Arch,lol what Gull.
ttuuxxx

Isn't this what open source is all about?

#127 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 08:29

4-stroke wrote:
ttuuxxx wrote: not on your life! That's what makes puppy, Puppy and the community, what did you think you would just pop in here, take the best best puppy has to offer and pissoff back to Arch,lol what Gull.
ttuuxxx
Isn't this what open source is all about?

It is and it isn't cb88 was a guy that usually displayed attitude, he hasn't showed up in months and the first thing he tries to do is take back the things he misses about puppy. Really I don't have the time of day for people like that, As for puppy being opensource yes it is mostly, other than a couple programs like flash, but If cb88 wanted to, he could just port the programs really without even saying a word, but I just don't like the way he comes here praising another distro and trying to mislead our community, Arch's package manager isn't all that great, its actually in the dpup thread, I packaged it up like a week ago.
ttuuxxx

4-stroke · #128 Post by **4-stroke** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 09:03

ttuuxxx wrote: It is and it isn't cb88 was a guy that usually displayed attitude, he hasn't showed up in months and the first thing he tries to do is take back the things he misses about puppy. Really I don't have the time of day for people like that, As for puppy being opensource yes it is mostly, other than a couple programs like flash, but If cb88 wanted to, he could just port the programs really without even saying a word, but I just don't like the way he comes here praising another distro and trying to mislead our community, Arch's package manager isn't all that great, its actually in the dpup thread, I packaged it up like a week ago.
ttuuxxx

You're taking this way too personal imho. Lighten up a bit. I've seen how much you contribute to Puppy and if it weren't for guys like you, Puppy wouldn't be what it is. You should be proud of what you've accomplished.

I've tried Arch twice and lost half of my hair in the process. If there's anything Puppy can contribute to Arch it would be user-friendliness...

#129 Post by **ttuuxxx** » Mon 17 Aug 2009, 09:16

4-stroke wrote: You're taking this way too personal imho. Lighten up a bit. I've seen how much you contribute to Puppy and if it weren't for guys like you, Puppy wouldn't be what it is. You should be proud of what you've accomplished.

I've tried Arch twice and lost half of my hair in the process. If there's anything Puppy can contribute to Arch it would be user-friendliness...

Naaa I had it out with him when Barry was in retire mode, But I'm not going back to that again, grrrr.
He's a smart guy, If he wants to build apps like the ones puppy has, he's more than able.
Yes I'm protective of puppy, of course I am, I do a lot of long hours for it, Puppy is puppy, made with a lot of heart, and distros like arch that are rolled new on a regular basis are pretty much cold distro's. I know for sure that they won't won't be supporting older versions like I've been doing to make older pc's users happy.
ttuuxxx

sunburnt · #130 Post by **sunburnt** » Tue 18 Aug 2009, 04:32

What a shame, I worked with Warren on a CE release, and I like him a lot!
I also talked with Ecomoney a bit without seeing this sort of pettiness.
This reminds me of scuffles going on years ago between members.

I hope whodo returns after a well needed "vacation"... Terry B.

ecomoney · #131 Post by **ecomoney** » Sat 22 Aug 2009, 11:01

For the record, I hope he returns too.

Although I disagree (strongly) with some of his actions/behaviour post 4.2.0 release (and some of my own), I can see past that and acknowledge he is/was a helpful asset generally to the Puppy Linux community.

raffy · #132 Post by **raffy** » Sat 22 Aug 2009, 14:45

ecomoney wrote:For the record, I hope he returns too.

A good period can go a long way towards peace...

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