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* Daniel Armyr <daniel.armyr@××××.se> [2003-08-23 22:28]: |
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> > Anyway, if you didn't ;), I'd say dhcpcd is worth keeping in the |
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> > system profile because I think it's "universal". It doesn't hurt the |
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> > non-dhcp users. Imagine you have just installed Gentoo on a notebook. |
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> > You have set it up at home where you aren't using dhcp. But then you |
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> > go to some location where you just need dhcp because otherwise you |
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> > cannot use the network. What would you do when you'd discover there's |
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> > no dhcpcd installed yet? Well, of course you know it better next time, |
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> > but I think it's nicer when it's just there by default :) |
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> A valid point, but I thought that was what we have Mandrake for... |
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Argh :-P |
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Why not remove "hdparm" as well from the system profile, because lots |
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of people are using SCSI drives... or "openssh" because lots of people |
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don't log in remotely over networks... well. |
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