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Hi, |
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Depending on your approach you might eventually be interested in a similar |
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tool called metro available at http://wiki.github.com/funtoo/metro |
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It provides similar features at certain levels and noticeable differences |
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too. It currently builds stable and unstable gentoo stages. Reading through |
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gives some knowledge about building stages. |
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It sounds like a very exciting project and the first questions that pop up |
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to my mind are: how would one interface catalyst/metro with a website? is |
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there any already existing similar framework? How much space would the |
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server require for how many concurrent users building stage1->3 all at the |
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same time? |
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I have no clue as for the answers but it really feels like an interesting |
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challenge. |
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On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 9:21 PM, Peter Stuge <peter@×××××.se> wrote: |
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> Eugen Serban wrote: |
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> > I would like to approach this idea for the GSoC 2009. |
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> That's an interesting idea. |
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> > Can anyone help with some "how to"s or a forum or something like |
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> > that where I can learn more about Catalyst? |
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> Not really. |
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> > I am not very familiar with it. |
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> You should start using it. Build five or ten stages. Pick a hardware |
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> that you want to build for, and start from the example stage spec |
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> files installed together with catalyst. |
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> You will need good knowledge and understanding of Gentoo, portage, |
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> USE flags and so on, to quickly absorb most of what catalyst is |
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> about. |
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> //Peter |
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