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cyrax-'s friend appology (sorry for trouble guys)

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Friend:
figures

Calum:
actually winamp sucks just as much as winamp,
on that note, does anybody know of a decent mpg123 frontend that will do all the stuff xmms does, but will kill its processes properly?
ta.......

Master of Reality:

quote:Originally posted by Calum:
actually winamp sucks just as much as winamp,
on that note, does anybody know of a decent mpg123 frontend that will do all the stuff xmms does, but will kill its processes properly?
ta.......
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winamp sucks as much as winamp????

Calum:
well firstly, winamp does suck as much as winamp!
but i actually meant xmms sucks as much as winamp.
I'm always doing that, like saying that windows is nowhere near as bad as windows et cetera!
I usually catch it before somebody reads it though!
anyway, now we've cleared that up, any suggetions for a mpg123 frontend that will support dropping in in the middle of songs, and also using m3u and pls playlists? and will shut down it's processes properly?
(or does xmms do this okay now? i have an old copy you see...)

cyrax:
Hey everybody,

yes... its me again and X11, "friend" isn't "cyrax" , maybe you should take your little tools back to where they came from because you are wrong you pathetic little worm. Calum, im happy you knew that i havn't been serious about all the comments i have made, they have given me and my friend some good laughs, i hope they gave you some too! X11 the only reason the IP's would have been the same is because my "friend" would have posted from the same place that i work. Get yourself straight young man. Friend was exactly right about saying that we would be all unemployed if Windows wasn't around. All large networks are based on windows, admit it. linux is great for the non user based area, including routers, proxy servers and so on. Windows 2000 is very stable although i have to admit XP is over decorated and it just seems to get slower and slower as time goes by. I have nothing against linux or unix, it can save hundreds of thousands of dollars in licensing compared to windows, but theres downsides. If your a linux administrator that means you have to monitor it 24\7 , which means that your going to be one of those weirdos who sits on the computer all day long waiting for some little man with a big head and an exploit to come along and root the system, thats not the type of person i want to be. im outta here to go an etch a a picture of tux onto the window in my case.

BYE

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