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On Saturday, April 25, 2020 10:04 PM, Fernando Reyes <email@×××××××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Bravo, and Gentoo can't be dead because it's immortal. |
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> likewhoa |
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no, that's not it. let me explain. |
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gentoo is indeed dead. specifically, gentoo's |
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death happened some time in 2007. |
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then, in the 2nd of march 2008, gentoo became |
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undead [1]. |
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it's very difficult to kill undeads (try it in |
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dark souls). technically they are dead already. |
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but i think i know how to finally free gentoo from |
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the undead realm and let it finally rest in peace. |
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here is how: |
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* something better than gentoo should come. |
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e.g. something source-based and |
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comprehensive. |
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so far, there is no better solution than gentoo |
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for the requirements that gentoo satisfies. |
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therefore, gentoo cannot be freed from the |
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"undread" realm to finally rest in peace. |
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if you want to set gentoo free, please tell us 1 |
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source-based distro that is as comprehensive as |
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gentoo (or more). then we cen celebrate gentoo's |
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freedom from the undead realm right now. |
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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentoo_Linux#History |
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rgrds, |
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cm. |
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