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On Saturday 10 July 2004 06:17, Jeff Smelser wrote: |
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> Gentoo, is a company now with users. |
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A 'company' that only has voluntary developers which do everythingin their |
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free time. |
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> So your gonna have to change the way things work or its only going to get |
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> worse. |
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If you are talking about the 30 day period in ~arch, have you read the comment |
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on mysql? That's exactly why you need that period or even longer. I guess |
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you've heard about production environments? I consider my desktop one, as I |
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use it for all my university work and I can't have it broken for days. Same |
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with the nat box in the closet. For those that want the latest and greatest |
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all the time: use ~arch! |
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That being said I'd love to always have the newest KDE and its unfortunate |
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that Caleb just didn't have the time to move it. |
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Alex |
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P.S.: Could you stop using two dots at the end of a sentence? Or use three |
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dots if you mean them. |
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