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I'd like to say I've always considered the version cat'd into |
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/etc/gentoo-release as the definitive version. Since packages change every |
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day, baselayout is certainly more rare in it's updates. Considering that, |
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and that fact that on a baselayout update most,if not sometimes all, of your |
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core configuration files are either altered or presented for trivial |
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updates, I consider this to be true versioning. I also believe that the rc |
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should be changed to prc (packaged release candidate) solely on the fact |
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that it is just basically a prepacked timesaver for the regular joe. The |
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ambitious have and will continue to either burn their own stage one-three or |
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get the tarballs and hack it together in their own fashion. I think the |
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change to prc would reflect the " this is the approved package set-up during |
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the 1.4 phase of baselayout " rather than the "oh no, a new version,we gotta |
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upgrade " paranoia. |
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Or I could be paranoid myself..... |
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Chuck Brewer |
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Registered Linux User #284015 |
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Get my gpg public key at pgp.mit.edu!! Encrypted e-mail preferred. |