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On 12/08/2014 07:43, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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>> Plus, I refuse under any circumstances to run Gentoo on production |
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>> > unless it's backed by a huge build farm or I have a large cluster that |
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>> > are all identical and have very special needs. |
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> I use Gentoo exclusively on the servers and desktops at home. I find it easier |
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> and more logical to maintain. |
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> I do have a VM dedicated to building binary packages though. |
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I just got really tired of eternally being The Only One In The Place Who |
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Knows Gentoo(tm) and who doesn't blindly "emerge -uND world" on a remote |
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box then walk away.... |
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At least with apt and yum juniors can be trained fairly quickly to do |
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reliable world updates safely. This keeps the boss off my neck. That |
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makes me happy. |
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On my personal servers and laptops, it will take on the order of atomic |
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warfare to make me give up my beloved Gentoo there :-) |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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