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one of the solutions is to get your better machine and cross compiling |
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to the others.... |
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In my case it helps. |
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On 1/23/06, Andrew Kesterson <andrew@××××××.net> wrote: |
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> I've recently begun admining a few gentoo boxes in a distributed |
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> setting (mainly boxes that my friends asked me to set up for them on a |
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> personal, at-home basis.) I'm noticing that while portage makes updates |
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> alot smoother, compiling them takes forever, especially on initial |
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> installations. OpenOffice installs and updates are particularly heinous. |
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> How do you guys handle this? Do you configure all your systems the |
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> same, and set up a binary package host on the system somewhere for them to |
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> fetch binaries from? Or do you just use straight portage? |
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> gentoo-admin@g.o mailing list |
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An application asked: |
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"Requeires Windows 9x, NT4 or better", |
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so I´ve installed Linux |
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