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Felix Miata <mrmazda <at> earthlink.net> writes: |
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> 1-I just find upgrade processes more enjoyable than inital installations and |
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> their follow-up tedium getting from defaults back to the way I like things |
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> to work. |
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> Now that I've seen several thread responses subsequent to this one, I'm |
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> leaning towared just doing a fresh installation, but I'm curious about what |
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> would happen by trying, and how long it really would take. |
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Interesting choice:: how do you like your choices, Felix? |
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To the wider list of gentoo hacks:: |
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Still think we do not need an easier installation semantic? If he decides to |
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'upgrade' there will be tons of man-hours spent on this effort. If we had a |
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mostly unattended basic installation semantic (proceedure/install) I bet he |
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(Felix) would choose that pathway. Felix, care to comment? |
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If we (gentoo) had a simple installation semantic, this sort of problem |
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would most likely disappear; so the wider community could delve into other |
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technical support issues...... YMMV. |
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James |
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