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Michael Mol wrote: |
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> On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 4:04 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Sebastian Beßler wrote: |
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>>> On 27.03.2012 20:30, Dale wrote: |
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>>>> May be trying Kubuntu here pretty soon. |
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>>> Be prepared for hard times using Kubuntu as it is now no major part of |
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>>> the Ubuntu family anymore. That means much less money and much less |
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>>> manpower. And if this issue with a init-thingy bothers you, Kubuntu will |
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>>> be living hell. As long as (K)Ubuntu works everything is fine, but in |
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>>> case of an error you just can't fix it. Everything is close tight to |
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>>> everything else. Change on thing and all fails. |
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>>> Greetings |
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>>> |
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>>> Sebastian |
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>> Well, based on my experience with Mandrake back in the day, the init |
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>> thingy is going to break for me here just like it did there. I'm |
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>> thinking about Kubuntu but I may actually decide on something else. |
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>> Thing is, it appears Gentoo is going to break my system so I may as well |
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>> find something that I can install lots quicker to fix what is broke. |
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>> Kubuntu is just one option. I installed it for my brother and it works |
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>> fine, SO FAR. |
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>> I may be jumping out of the frying pan into a fire but I think I need to |
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>> at least try something else. This is very true if I continue to have |
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>> issues with the init thingy and not being able to su to root. I know |
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>> how to use a console but I only use it when needed. That's not very |
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>> often and I sort of like it that way. |
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>> Barring that, I could just put everything on / and just hope nothing |
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>> goes bonkers and fills it up with useless errors or something in the |
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>> messages file. I have had this happen before and /var was full, I mean |
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>> FULL. I divide things so that I don't get conquered when it hits the fan. |
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>> One thing about Linux, it has a LOT of options. |
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>> Oh, there is talk of moving more things on -dev. If I didn't know |
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>> better, I'd think someone was trying to just change Gentoo until it |
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>> doesn't work any more. I dunno. Maybe I'm ready for a Apple now. o_O |
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> The reason I like Gentoo (and why I've moved so much stuff to it) is |
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> because it lets me get in and have much finer _optional_ control over |
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> many things with minimal fuss. Ubuntu-derived distributions make it |
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> very, very difficult to change very, very many things, while retaining |
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> an update-stable setup. As long as you don't have to stray to far from |
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> their One True Way, Ubuntu (or most Linux distros, actually) should be |
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> fine. The annoying thing about Ubuntu is how their One True Way |
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> changes dramatically every six months to a year. |
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I like, even love, Gentoo. Thing is, if it gets to where it doesn't |
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work like it should for me, there's no point in me using it. If I |
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wanted a OS that doesn't work well for me, I'd be buying M$'s crap. |
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Hey, it does install fairly fast but it is pretty crappy. LOL |
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I have said this about meeting a new lady, time tells. If I get to the |
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point where I have to use a init thingy and I can't get one to work, |
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Gentoo is no longer for me. Working is a must have thing for my OS. I |
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don't mind putting in the effort to have a great install or putting in |
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the effort to update it but it has to boot and work. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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-- |
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I am only responsible for what I said ... Not for what you understood or |
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how you interpreted my words! |
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Miss the compile output? Hint: |
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EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS="--quiet-build=n" |