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True, but my point is that when you need to have a workstation ready as soon |
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as possible and you are not a linux expert (again, my case) it would be |
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advisable to use an installer. Anyway, if you look at my previous post you |
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will see that i tried the minimal CD and fail miserably, maybe ill re-post |
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that error on a new thread with a more accurate subject. |
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2007/9/10, Randy Barlow <randy@×××××××××××××××××.com>: |
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> Rafael Barrera Oro wrote: |
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> > However, when you are not a linux expert and want to |
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> > set-up a gentoo workstation fast (my case) i think it would be |
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> > convenient to use a graphical installer and then, with time get to know |
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> > the basic install and all the concepts behind it. |
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> I would argue that you can much more efficiently learn Linux and Gentoo |
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> by going through the install process by hand rather than using a |
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> graphical installer. Then you see the pieces of the puzzle as they come |
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> together! |
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> Randy Barlow |
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> http://electronsweatshop.com |
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