what to delete in /usr

[Chris Aitken]

David Thornton wrote:

> I'm surprised at how snappy some of the replies were.
>
> Shouldn't this place be a little bit more friendly?

Friendly or not I'll keep seeking advice here. The vast majority on this 
list are very helpful. However, there's always going to be someone who's 
going to lecture people. They are knowledgeable about linux and feel 
others are slackers (not willing to learn the hard way). These people 
don't care that this stuff comes really hard to you, they don't notice 
that you actually /did/ take some of the advice people offered, they 
don't acknowledge that it is a triumph (for you) when you figure out 
something as modest as entering an IP address in your third mail account 
in Thunderbird when you've used up the only two DNS names for your ISP's 
mail servers, they don't know you travel 1,000 km to get to and from 
work five days a week, or that you spend another four hours a night 
serving clients in your home business, they don't realize that if you 
/can/ find a spare half hour a day you'd rather spend it reading a story 
to your daughter than reading man pages to impress strangers on tlug 
that are impossible to impress, and they don't know that your best 
friend died yesterday afternoon at 4:30. All they know is that they are 
clever and you are an idiot. I'll keep seeking advice here because I get 
good advice, I take the advice and learn from it. I run a successful 
home business on a small linux network and will not switch to Windows so 
that some cranky guy can be rid of me. Thank you tlug for all the help. 
I sincerely hope to be good enough at things linux someday to help 
others. I really get a kick out of being able to say I run a business on 
linux.

Chris

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> David
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