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GOOD FOR GENTOO! |
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I wish you all the luck in this project. At my current |
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level I won't be able to contribute much but ideas and |
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suggestion. |
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Cool! Highly optimize Operating System build in front |
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of your eye. Surely we offer something that NO OS even |
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remotely dreamt of, certainly NOT M$-Windoze. |
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If it it successful, I look forward to apply this |
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concept in other Distro. So "one click" optimization |
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is near. |
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Cheers! |
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Euler Cheung |
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--- Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> 的郵件內容:> |
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On Wednesday 23 July 2003 07:48, KH c wrote: |
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> > Hello all Gentoo developer, |
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> > I get an (maybe dumb) idea: Gentoo is VERY |
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> OPTIMIZE |
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> > for your hardware because you have to compile one |
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> > program by another, and manual fix any problem |
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> happen. |
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> > It is a turn off for Linux newbie even though s/he |
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> has |
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> > a lot of patience. Is there a way to comprise? |
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> > Assuming the user has a lot time and no trouble |
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> > happen inbetween. |
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> > I would suggest how about writing an intelligent |
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> > installer that will automatically check |
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> dependency, |
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> > download it and install it like urpmi in Manadrake |
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> or |
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> > apt-get in Debian so even new user can enjoy the |
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> > benefit of optimization WITHOUT the hardwork? i.e. |
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> I |
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> > want to install X, just tell the program and it |
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> will |
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> > take care of the whole process for me. Is it |
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> possible? |
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> > Or how about a pre-written scipt that will do |
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> the |
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> > compile process for different type of pre-set |
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> usage |
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> > like Desktop, Mutimedia, Networking, Internet? |
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> i.e. It |
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> > is not a pre-installed package, it is a pre-set |
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> > packager that will do the packaging right in front |
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> of |
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> > the user's eye. Each user get the same package and |
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> > script yet it is OPTIMIZE for their computer after |
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> > they install it. What do you think about this |
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> idea? |
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> > |
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> |
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> Well, we are currently working on the Gentoo |
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> Reference Project which provides |
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> prebuild binaries with sensible defaults. That would |
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> make it possible to get |
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> up and running rather fast. Then a user can specify |
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> his optimisations and |
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> build new packages with those optimizations. We also |
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> have a utility that |
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> provides the recommended compilation flags for each |
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> architecture, and we do |
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> not advise to deviate from them too much. It is |
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> indeed very possible to make |
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> compilations fail with wrong useflags. (In some |
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> cases applications actually |
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> compile correctly but function wrong, or |
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> unpredictable). |
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> |
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> Given no overagressive use flags it should be |
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> possible after the preliminary |
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> installation (from the installation documentation) |
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> to just say "emerge kde |
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> gnome mozilla" and have them all automatically |
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> installed. This process should |
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> run without errors and after some (well probably a |
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> lot depending on your |
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> hardware) time it should finish telling you that kde |
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> gnome and mozilla were |
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> merged. If this process does fail at some |
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> intermediary point, please report |
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> it as it is a bug and should not happen. |
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> |
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> Paul |
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> |
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> -- |
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> Paul de Vrieze |
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> Researcher |
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> Mail: pauldv@××××××.nl |
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> Homepage: http://www.cs.kun.nl/~pauldv |
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