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Or heck, just imagine if you had a server that didn't have an absolute |
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top of the line processor. |
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And you wanted to add some package to it ASAP. |
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Or there is a GLSA for, say, Apache, and its a nasty remote exploit that |
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is already being used out in the wild. Might be better to install that |
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ASAP from an updated Apache package than to wait a half hour or so to |
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compile just so you can have -O3 -march=whatever. |
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On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 00:59, Philippe Lafoucrière wrote: |
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> Really weel said Daniel. Thank you for being so open-minded. Just as an |
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> exemple, I'm a junior consultant and install some servers for company. |
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> I'm paid (a lot) day by day for this job. I can install a running server |
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> in 1 day because it takes some hours to compile an entire system. |
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> Managers won't understand that. BUT : I can install a binary gentoo |
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> (thanx to GRP for exemple), and provide some "tunning" stuff to the |
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> company later. that's make more sense, isn't it ? |
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