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> > The genuine options for J5 users are to scrap the Gentoo Java |
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> support and |
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> > maintain your own Java environment, or to abandon Gentoo. |
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> (5) Help us solve the remaining technical issues |
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>> I see that there is yet another enquiry on the list about using J5. |
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>> Do that user a favour and tell him why he can't get a supported J5 |
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>> environment on Gentoo, so that he can then make informed decisions. |
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>> If you guys are embarrassed by the Gentoo ideology, change it or |
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>> leave. If not, present it honestly, instead of spouting this |
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>> deliberately misleading BS about system stability issues. It's |
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>> leaving users with the impression that J5 is unstable, which it |
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>> patently is not. |
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> Instead of spending your and my time on writing mails on this topic, |
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> please help us solve the technical issues. The Gentoo community, as |
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> any other open-source community, is dependent on help, input and |
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> constructive criticism from our users. |
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I'd love to help. |
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