Gentoo 2005.1, Experimental Live CD Released
safeness writes "Gentoo 2005.1 was released yesterday. Included in its release is an additional experimental LiveCD with the long awaited graphical installer. Now there's one less reason for your friends to switch to Gentoo! Get it here!" And darthcamaro writes "Hard to tell from the change log what's new ... but this story on internetnews.com notes new installation hardware support and WiFi."
Now there's one less reason for your friends to switch to Gentoo!
Indeed! A couple more features and I'll be ready to switch back to Fedora.
Let the Gentoo vs. everything else flamewar begin!
but somehow, putting a CD with an "experimental Gentoo" Release on it into my computer sounds just as fascinating and fun as open hearth surgery in nanibia or landing a space shuttle with chocolade heathshields...
HI O WISE PRINCE. WHT TOOK U SO DAM LONG?
No way in hell am I going to recompile the OS every time I boot up. Do I look like I have that kind of time in my life? /me checks posting history.
Never mind. Carry on.
You want the truthiness? You can't handle the truthiness!
To upgrade Gentoo, grab the latest -STABLE release from FreeBSD.org and format your disks as UFS2. The rest is left as an excercise for the reader.
Because now installing it is only like pulling teeth, whereas before it was like ripping your own eyeballs out with your fingers?
"Included with the distro!" == "Only takes a few hours to compile!"
Do I have to install it and compile the LiceCD before I can "try and buy"? Doh!
Give a man a fish and you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish, and he'll say "WHERE'S MY FISH, YOU IDIOT?"
Perhaps by "nazi-ish firewall" they mean one that burns down your computer and blames it on Communists.
GCHQ Quantum Insert installed. If only our tongues were made of glass, how much more careful we would be when we speak
the release includes the long-awaited (is it really?)
Yes. By the time anything in Gentoo's finished compiling it's really really long-awaited.
should have been, "Use Gentoo, because shit scrolling by for hours makes your boss think you're doing something productive".
Ah. You clearly haven't tried the graphical installer yet, then. :P
++ Say to Elrond "Hello.".
Elrond says "No.". Elrond gives you some lunch.
Now there's one less reason for your friends to switch to Gentoo!
what they really mean is that the graphical installer is harder to use than the terminal commands.