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On 2011-09-08 11:19 AM, Joshua Kinard wrote: |
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> Whoever said we had to do what everyone else did? We're Gentoo, not a |
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> pack of lemmings. If we have to, we should be able to create an |
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> entirely new solution, never thought of before, that fixes the problem |
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> for all parties involved, yet allows us to keep the bit in our security |
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> guide about keeping /usr (and other partitions) separate. |
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I also certainly do not like this systemd crusade and having initramfs |
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and friends forced down our throats. Solving it properly would give |
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Gentoo an advantage over other distros and I feel that this is the road |
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we should take. Problem is this is more or less a doacracy. We are |
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governed by the doers. Choices come down to: |
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* Voice your concern and then hush up if noone takes it up |
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* Spend some non-trivial brain and cpu cycles, not to mention time, to |
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get to a proper solution |
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* Search for alternative, possibly non-Linux, solutions |
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> PS, yell if using PGP/MIME messes this message up. Thunderbird + |
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> Enigmail apparently is very unfriendly to inlined PGP for some odd |
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> reason. The two fight over the bloody line-wrapping mechanics. |
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Looks good. |
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Eray Aslan <eras@g.o> |
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