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On Thursday 06 July 2006 20:57, Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote: |
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> I'm just saying that I wouldn't discard entirely a solution just because |
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> some unsupported software _might_ not work (note the conditional). I |
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> wouldn't discard a solution just because it _might_ not work on |
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> GNU/kFreeBSD; I would discard it if I _know for sure_ that it does not work |
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> on GNU/kFreeBSD (in which case, knowing it doesn't work, I would look for a |
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> working solution). |
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you missed the point of my reply ... flatly discarding anything because we |
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dont currently support it is a bad place to be |
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what i was implying wasnt for you to discard an entire solution, just be more |
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flexible |
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forward thinking is what has allowed Gentoo to be trivially ported to what was |
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once considered unsupported (i know it's helped a ton in porting to obscure |
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cpus :P) |
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now, put that in your pipe and smoke it |
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-mike |
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