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As Daniel Robbins responded in a recent interview. |
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Gentoo is for seasoned power users who wants to tweak |
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their systems and for newbies who wants to learn the workings of linux. |
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It may be convoluted to some and it remain the same unless the same users |
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who complained explain why it is so. |
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Anyway, gentoo in its current form is way easier than the first alpha when |
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portage was using perl |
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KY |
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> On Mon, 12 Aug 2002 06:15:42 +0000 |
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> "Alti Vec" <altivec2001@×××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > This loooked like it would've been an interesting linux to install and |
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> > use |
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> > I was proven wrong, its way more convoluted and difficult than slackware |
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> > and debian were on my system. |
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> > Does gentoo ever expect their linux to become "popular" or just another |
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> > choice in the pile? |
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> No, you're right, we're all idiots, wasting our time, and yours, and for |
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> that, we're really sorry. Sorry to have disturbed you, in whatever world |
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> it is you live in. |
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