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On 08/07/2016 09:47 AM, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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> On Sun, Aug 7, 2016 at 9:24 AM, james <garftd@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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>> As a team, we could have a simple default program for a simple default |
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>> disk format, and a variety of 'stage-4' images, maybe updated every 3 |
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>> months, to get a gentoo system up, quickly. Not an anything you want it to |
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>> be, but a few, common choices. Perhaps a security apparatus, commonly |
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>> needed, built on the hardened project? (like a bridge or a firewall)? |
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> Sounds great. What's stopping you? |
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>> Heaven forbid that we put up a few dozen (unsupported) jentoo VMs, |
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>> container-images or stage-4 (specifically purposed) choices where |
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>> folks could only get support from jentoo-user. No sir, we cannot make jentoo |
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>> fun and enjoyable and quick (and sleazy) can we? |
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> Sounds great. What's stopping you? |
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>> And yes allow java, the way it is available on most other distros... |
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>> The current process of requiring all the java codes to be broken down into |
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>> 100% discernable codes is a tremendous barrier. After all, most of the codes |
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>> that use that stuff, are full of holes anyway; that's the very nature of |
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>> open, fast, exciting new codes. They only become secure |
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>> after years of vetting (fuzzing) anyway. So make the host gentoo image very |
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>> secure and allow jentoo projects to be a VM, or container or such |
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>> construct, without all the hassles of gentoo proper. Let the purist ensure |
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>> that gentoo is secure and isolated and let the multitude play with java, |
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>> however they like (in a VM, or a container image or a stage-4). |
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> Sounds great. What's stopping you? |
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Why Rich, thanks for the triple compliments; is that a vote that the |
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basic idea(s) have merit, or sarcasm? |
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We are all part of a village, so feedback is warmly received, regardless |
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of the nature of the prose.... |
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As you probably know, I have been working on many of these issues, for a |
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variety of reason. |
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James |