Tom Newton wrote:

>
> Some of the advantages of what I call ODE, the Other Desktop Environment,
> are that I save massive amounts of system resources for better purposes,

like posting endless, stupid drivel on usenet.

> Have a much simpler and more stable and secure system,

because, as we all know, logging in exclusively as root is an excellent
security practice.

> and I can run
> almost any Linux/Unix box in existence whether it has X or not or KDE
> (etc.) or not.

No, you cannot. What you can do is login as root, play with bash (badly),
and screw things up. You have demonstrated this repeatedly by posting a
series of poorly thought-out, lame ideas that you like to call ODE. ODE is
not a system. It's just you self-stimulating. You really should not do
that in public.

--
Old Man

Playing with the ODE will make you go blind.