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Thursday, May 22, 2008, 11:27:31 AM, Neil wrote: |
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> On Thu, 22 May 2008 11:18:43 +0300, Sergey Kobzar wrote: |
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>> I have a new laptop and want install Gentoo on it but not sure which |
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>> profile to use. Is 2008.0 beta 2 stable enough for desktop or I should |
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>> still use 2007? |
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> I've been running with 2008.0/desktop profiles for a few weeks with no |
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> problems, |
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but then you switched back to 2007? |
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> but a profile isn't much more than a collection of USE flags, so |
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> installing with 2007.0 and switching later is simple. |
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I'm agree with you, but it may require recompiling mostly all |
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installed software. Well, it's not a really big problem anyway. |
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I'd want to use 2008 beta2 if it's stable enough. |
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> A more important |
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> question is whether you want to run a stable or testing arch. From your |
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> question, I'd say you should run stable; ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=x96 or amd64. |
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Yes, it's correct (x86 maybe?). |
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