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Well Frank, First and foremost, Gentoo is quite far ahead of the |
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other distros. I choose Gentoo on my server farm specifically because |
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it is much higher ahead in the stable department so much more than |
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Ubuntu and RHEL which ironically are the leaders in server OS |
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deployment. All too often I run into data centers that specifically |
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run Ubuntu or RHEL and when I look at the version #'s on those |
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machines and compare them to my gentoo servers, they pale in |
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comparison. |
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Frank, I think you are jumping the gun on this issue. I'm not going |
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to flame you, but if you really want to participate in gentoo-dev, I |
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will totally not mind you joining the effort to get the newer packages |
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put out. I tell you what, do what a lot of people are doing and that |
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is making your own ebuilds. Make a website, put your ebuilds on it |
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and test it out. You will further gentoo-dev out much better than it |
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is now. |
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