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Very good ideas in this thread. Why not open a thread in the Gentoo |
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forums and start a public discussion there? |
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In regard to your question, have you thought about the --oneshot option? |
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That way you can manually upgrade the packages you see fit. |
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James wrote: |
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> Mike Myers <fluffymikey <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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>> I think I like your idea better, about distributing binaries. Do you know if |
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> something like this is being worked on? I'm certain that a common method to |
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> this, like what you're saying, would allow Gentoo to become scalable to the |
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> point of being easily usable on a large scale. |
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> It's a lot of work. I'll be pusing binaries to lots of systems, but, it going |
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> to take me months to get ready. I was hoping others with similar goals would |
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> 'band together' to come up with a solution that combines the needs for the |
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> casual user as well as those of us that want to manage dozens to hundres |
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> of Gentoo systems..... |
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> I need to refine the idea, and my goal is mostly embedded gentoo sytems, but, |
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> they are very similar to gentoo-servers. Expanding the idea to workstation, |
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> at least for core software, is not that difficult. |
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> I do not intend to get into 'competiion' with the devs, particularly on |
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> applications that are big, complex, or prone to breakage (OO).... |
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> It'd really be better to do this as a group, but, I've found little interest, |
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> most probably due to the fact that most folks are already bogged down with |
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> their own ambitions. |
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> James |
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