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On Sun, 13 Jan 2008 20:24:52 +0100, Michael Schmarck wrote: |
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> > Because a first-time installer benefits from the confidence given by |
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> > using an official install disc. |
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> I don't understand that. What confidence? To install Gentoo, |
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> you need a way to partition your storage, create filesystems |
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> and chroot. That can easily be done by any live CD. |
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Assuming you know what you are doing. If you've ever tried to help a |
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number of less confident users through it, you'd know what I mean. |
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While I don't disagree that a Gentoo live CD is absolutely necessary, you |
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seem to be taking the argument further, saying that Gentoo should not |
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have its own live CD. Why? |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Is it a bigger crime to rob a bank or to open one? |
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