Mutual GNU / Linux

No. Do you seriously think that relying on a single person only is a good choice? What if this person quit? What if this person isn't available when someone need help? Do you even know the "linux" world is really huge and a single person cannot know everything? Seriously, this is the worst support model ever.

Now, do you have any idea of what a community is ? Do you know the difference between sharing knowledge and giving it on a one-to-one base from a central point ?


We already have those people. What we really need is you to stop bragging things like "Only my friend can help you, he's the best, he's the one and only way to get through all you problems!". We need it to stop because this attitude is degrading for all the other competent guys and, as I already said, it isn't a good support model.

No offence, but if Booster was the "most dedicated player on knowledge of linux" you describe, he would have found and reported some of the important bugs that can be found on the linux client. I know for sure that wasn't the case for some important (and quite ole) ones… Now please stop thinking in an individual scheme and start contributing to the community, you'll be much more helpful this way.