"I found out very quickly those users liked to Insult new users who couldn't do simple task."
Wow, that's actually a blast from the past! In the 1990s it seemed it was prerequisite to rag the the newcomers and defend Linux against any and all attacks, real and imaginary.
Back then:
Skorp:"Hi, I'm new to Linux and have hit a snag. How do you frebnle?"
Dekl: "LOL RTFM, NOOB!
Kewy: "Yeah, LOL, man pages are there for a reason... NOOBZ, AMIRITE?
The proper way was to attack to get an answer:
Skorp: "Linux is sooo lame, it can't even handle something simple like frebnle!
Derkl:"That's just typical M$ FUD!! All you have to do is ]p[io/frpn in bash, job done!
Kewy:"LOL, he said frebnle, not drebnle, cockface! Look, I've just wrote a script to Frebnle in Linux, {download here} Just unrar that in usr/share, bash frebnle and you're good to go! See? Easy! Linux does everything!"
Today, most distros have forums for the newbies, and even the dumbest question will usually result in no more than a link to the FAQ or post dealing with the answer.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
