[ Thanks to D.C.
Parris for this link. ]
“In the wee hours of the morning, while I was sleeping soundly,
all snuggled up next to my wife…“O.k., well, it would be fun to tell you how some gnu-ish
hobbits came along and replaced Debian Lenny with gNewSense-KDE.
But the truth is not nearly so mysterious. For those who may not
recall, I previously gave gNewSense a hard time about the lack of
Gnash support, and then proceeded to go back to Debian, albeit
Debian Lenny (I had been using Etch)…”
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