Re: would someone shed me light on how to remove a debian pakcage?

Comparing auto specifications to what are free
products in a
totally unrelated discipline, is impractical and
ludicrous, and a feeble
attempt to be disingenuous.


To personal use, browsers are free but what about to
institutional use, are they free as well? Has
Netscape not required any license for the users who
are business and institutional organisation?

Using a browser that is poorly engineered won't kill
me or any innocent
bystanders. However, a poorly engineered automobile
potentially can. The
standard of excellence is a little higher for
obvious reasons my friend.
That's why this conversation is silly, and you are
getting sillier by
each attempted rebuttal. You seem to have far too
much time on your
hands. ;)

What about the case that you bought a car which has
got a hiden camera to trace your route. Would you
yell out? The same as true, if broswer doesn't have a
standrds, it can be very intrusive to the users



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