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[robinturner]

Man, am I pissed off! I spend a couple of hours trying to compile the source code from Transgaming Wine so I can run a greater selection of Windows programs under Linux. I compile it, it wants this header. I compile it, it wants that header. I install a whole load of C libraries I will never want for anything else, and eventually it compiles and installs. Whoopeedoo. Now I try to run a Windows game with it and it chokes while trying to read my keyboard. So I've got a weird Turkish keyboard - what the hell does it matter? No previous version of Wine has hung on this - they just say words to the effect of "Well, this is a pretty weird keyboard, why don't you send us the layout" and carry on.

And another thing - why do all versions of Wine insist on tut-tutting my TTF fonts every time they load. OK, so it might be a weird font that you can't make sense of. So remember that the next time and don't make me wait while you reinvent the wheel.

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[ex-fauxpas266.livejournal.com]

Man, am I pissed off!

I'm having trouble imagining that sentence being uttered in a British accent.

My computer keeps choking on ITSELF. My next computer is so going to be a Linux computer. I'm going to join your legion of bitter elitists. ;)

[solri.livejournal.com]

Man, am I pissed off!

I'm having trouble imagining that sentence being uttered in a British accent.

Sorry, that should have been "Goodness me, I am a little miffed."

[ex-fauxpas266.livejournal.com]

No! No! Quite miffed! Ever so miffed!

Practically a non-sequitur: When I was in a band, one of the 14-year-old members wrote a song that went, in part, "Fuck, that makes me really pissed!" I made him change it to "Drat, that makes me really miffed!" I thought that sounded really funny.

[solri.livejournal.com]

I would have thought "rather" was equally British. It certainly is when used to answer a question.