The "Very Unoffical Gentoo Forum User Awards"

[Ralphred]

It's all too easy as a denizen of a support forum to succumb to tunnel vision and only see the things that don't work, well, I'm a contrarian see you next Tuesday hence this topic.
I can't be the only user out there that is a poor as a Lebanese Church mouse who feels the need to offer thanks to certain individuals for how they have improved things.

For me the "forum ubermensch" award obviously goes to Neddy, and as his countryman I truly lament my lack of knowledge regarding his actual location, just in case I'd be able to render some small service to him at this time (like delivering a can of baked beans or a bottle of Black Sheep).

Now, no man (or woman) is an island, and the KDE users here can't have failed to notice the "krashes" reputation KDE has outside of the Gentoo ecosystem; how much of this is due to seething Gnome devs I don't know, but I can quite honestly say this has never been my experience. I also don't know how many helpers|minions the gentleman in question has, but I'm saluting a flag with the name "asturm" on it, may he distribute credit for professionalism and "krashes is a [insert non-Gentoo OS here] issue" as he see's fit.

This isn't an exhaustive list, it's just my top two; the point being an invitation to add your own...

EDIT: The forum admins who made "error in posting" count as an actual post (Re: You cannot make another post so soon after your last; please try again in a short while.) win the "rope stonks to the moon!" award, and all the shame that entails.

[Chiitoo]

[NeddySeagoon]

Thank you.

I'm pleased to share the accumulated wisdom of over 60 years playing with computers.
Are they good for anything else? :)
That has taught me problem solving.

It's no secret that my forums location is my real location rounded to the nearest degree each way.
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Regards,

NeddySeagoon

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those that do backups
those that have never had a hard drive fail.