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El Mie, 4 de Febrero de 2009, 14:19, Nikos Chantziaras escribió: |
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> Sebastián Magrà wrote: |
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>> Also, Gentoo is a great school. If you want to learn how a Linux system |
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>> works, and really want to learn about Unix systems, then Gentoo is the |
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>> best for you. |
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> I don't get that argument. I didn't learn how Linux or Unix works with |
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> Gentoo. I didn't even find my prior knowledge of Unix and Linux of much |
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> use either. Typing "emerge package" and "dispatch-conf" doesn't offer me |
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> much knowledge. It's as simple as Debian in this regard. |
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> If I wanted a "learn Unix" distro, I would be using Slackware :P |
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Gentoo forces you to use linux in the sense that you need to |
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do all the work by yourself to install it. What you describe is |
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just the regular update/install process, which is simple enough |
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as you said. |
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But installing the OS is another thing. Not too difficult, but |
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without a doubt you need to know or learn the basics of linux |
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to be able to handle it. Most distros just require that you put |
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the cd in the tray and press next, then you appear into a kde |
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or gnome desktop. |
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In Gentoo the installation is manual and you need to deal with |
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a lot of basic stuff. For an experienced user, to install Gentoo |
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is a piece of cake, no doubt. |
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Also, note that he said "linux", and not "unix". If you want to |
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learn "Unix", then slackware is no more Unix-like than gentoo, |
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it might be even less. For a unix-like OS look into solaris or |
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any bsd flavor instead. |
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Jesús Guerrero |