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2015-08-05 23:33 GMT-06:00 Felix Miata <mrmazda@×××××××××.net>: |
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> Are you sure you read what I wrote and not what you think I wrote? Pages like |
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> LMGTFY *leads to*, not LMGTFY. I was where that *leads to* yesterday and the |
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> day before while progressing generally through wiki.gentoo.org and |
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> www.gentoo.org futilely trying to reconcile what's available according to |
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> Distrowatch and what's sitting on Gentoo's mirrors. |
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I'll be blunt, basically the intention was to say you should use |
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google for these kind of questions, the options are really obvious if |
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you have read the instructions in the gentoo wiki, and don't go to |
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Distrowatch when trying to find instructions to install gentoo(why |
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would you do that?). |
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> Sourceforge hosts a ton of good stuff, but its presentation is annoying |
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> enough that I habitually avoid it except as last resort, typically choosing |
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> to avoid needing whatever it hosts rather than suffer mousetype and redirects |
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> to slow mirrors. |
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you don't need to avoid it because you don't really need it, it might |
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seem anyoing to you because you have been down stream, maintaners have |
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gone for you to sourceforge.net to get the source code and make |
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packages, unless you want to package something you don't need to go to |
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sourceforge, except for upstream documentation maybe if the only place |
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where is available is there. |