Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on November 02, 2003 12:05 AM
Our friend Anonymous Reader is suffering from a crisis in faith or the evangeical equivalent of an inferiority complex. It is a mean comment I have just made, but when people of his stripe start making the comment " I'm a Christian. ", I place my hand on my wallet and start to worry about which area of free speech in the US is about to be eroded away. He may say what he wishes. I would fight and die to protect his right to free speech; I doubt he would reciprocate. I am<nobr> <wbr></nobr>,however, not required to respect the content or intent of his speech.
Roblimo remembers freshman composition from college well. He thought SOAP and used SOAP. Subject, Occasion, Audience, and Purpose are key elements in any composition.
SUBJECT == Easy to configure, secure firewall
Occasion == Web news site
Audience == Linux newbies, IT Managers, Home users, Power users suffering from sloth.
Purpose == Inform and entertain
Think very seriously about the sort of people interested in this distro. Not Devil worshipers, we'll leave that for the BSD crowd (<nobr> <wbr></nobr>;) - my niece thinks freeBSD has the cutest logo), but people concerned about having a secure system and who do not neccessarily have the skill needed to construct the sort of system this distro provides. Some of us are just too busy or suffer from sloth and find this distro a godsend that simplifies our lives and saves copious amounts of time. I liked 0.5 and I can't wait to download 1.0 for a try.
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Re:I don't have a problem with the name
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on November 02, 2003 12:05 AMRoblimo remembers freshman composition from college well. He thought SOAP and used SOAP.
Subject, Occasion, Audience, and Purpose are key elements in any composition.
SUBJECT == Easy to configure, secure firewall
Occasion == Web news site
Audience == Linux newbies, IT Managers, Home users, Power users suffering from sloth.
Purpose == Inform and entertain
Think very seriously about the sort of people interested in this distro. Not Devil worshipers, we'll leave that for the BSD crowd (<nobr> <wbr></nobr>;) - my niece thinks freeBSD has the cutest logo), but people concerned about having a secure system and who do not neccessarily have the skill needed to construct the sort of system this distro provides. Some of us are just too busy or suffer from sloth and find this distro a godsend that simplifies our lives and saves copious amounts of time. I liked 0.5 and I can't wait to download 1.0 for a try.
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