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Wow :-) |
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It's very cool to see a BSD like ports system for Linux and then |
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to have a distribution tacked on top of it is even better. |
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I'm not going to have a chance to really play with it until tomorrow |
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as I'm quite busy today, but I did have a couple of questions... |
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1) I noticed that there were a few things in /usr such as man, |
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info, doc, etc. that under the fsstnd should be in /usr/share. |
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Was this intentional? |
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2) Why use /opt? |
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3) Any chance of getting Kerberos in the base system? Here at |
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the university of missouri, we use kerberos and were quite |
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pleased when RedHat started to ship with kerberos bundled. |
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I believe that kerberos is no longer governed by export |
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restrictions in the US. I could be wrong though and I guess |
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that would be the reason. |
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As soon as I get more time, I'd definatly contribute to gentoo. I |
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think this is a solid idea and I'd like to see that gentoo suceeds! |
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Cheers, |
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Ryan |
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