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There is a learning curve, but on the whole gentoo is my distribution of |
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choice. You may find it helpful to do a stage3 installation before you |
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attempt a stage1 installation. Vanilla stage3 installations take much |
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less time and give you the opportunity to learn the process. |
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On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Michael Cummings wrote: |
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> If you'll settle for email instead of a visit, I'm sure there's |
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> [number_of_devs+1] * opinions on what's being attempted/accomplished that |
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> could be sent your way :) |
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> On Wednesday 15 June 2005 01:10 pm, Mark S Petrovic wrote: |
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> > Good day. |
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> > I am about to embark on a serious project and I am considering Gentoo |
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> > as the platform. My luck with installation, on which I've spent several |
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> > solid days, thus far has been mixed, and I'm willing to hold off believing |
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> > it's not just me. I suspect Gentoo works, but thus far just not for me. |
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> > But I see the promise it holds. |
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> > Is there a principal Gentoo developer in Northern or Southern California |
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> > (preferred) to whom I can pay a visit to gain a deeper understanding of |
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> > who the Gentoo team is, what they are trying to accomplish, and how? |
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> > Thanks. |
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> > Mark |
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> > Research and Development |
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> > EarthLink, Inc. |
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> > Pasadena, CA |
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