In addition to what everyone else said, it has an excellent way of upgrading/removing packages. All files installed by a package are md5ed and the md5sums stored with the package. In removal, a file is only removed if:
Its md5sum matches
Its modification time matches
It is not in a directory protected from configuration file upgrades
Upgrading is done by installing a new version, then afterwards uninstalling the old.
The prefix is/usr be default. Info is in/usr/share/info, docs are in/usr/share/doc, man in/usr/share/man. This is what the/usr/share directory is intended for.
If you already have gentoo installed, there's no need to reinstall. Just do (as root) emerge rsync; emerge --update world
Then you'll be on the cutting edge(again)
Well, I started a week or so ago, and had numerous hiccups again. I think I first did it for the Geekiness Factor:) BTW, is the ebuild for kde-i18n-3.0.1 failing for you as well?
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I agree. I currently use kde 3.0.2, but as soon as the final version comes out I'll emerge it in.
It works perfectly in Xine! First QT movie in Xine that I've seen sound working, actually.
Yup. Here's my answer.
Supported by mpolayer and libavcodec.
It's a source-based distro. The version numbers mainly reflect the installer :\
No, how do I intall it in Gentoo?
It upgrades every package to the latest version, including portage, etc.
How do I install mesa, then?
The cyc KB itself can't control it, the other parts do the cracking. It just analyzes the results...
Make sure you turn on the glx module - it's near the top. XF86Config dosen't turn it on automatically.
In addition to what everyone else said, it has an excellent way of upgrading/removing packages. All files installed by a package are md5ed and the md5sums stored with the package. In removal, a file is only removed if:
Upgrading is done by installing a new version, then afterwards uninstalling the old.
Instrustions for network install of gentoo.
The prefix is /usr be default. Info is in /usr/share/info, docs are in /usr/share/doc, man in /usr/share/man. This is what the /usr/share directory is intended for.
If you already have gentoo installed, there's no need to reinstall. Just do (as root) emerge rsync; emerge --update world Then you'll be on the cutting edge(again)
Follow the helix of mnms link. WTF is that asrticle poll? Why haven't I seen it before?
This whole article is about Macrovision! Someone who asks about it isn't offtopic, merely ignorant!
It dosen't know any programming language, it can't use a compiler, and it can't use an arbitary TCP/UDP connection. How is it dangerous?
Word : human
POS : NOUN
Let's see what cyc says about 'human':
Sense / Synset
(person | individual | someone | somebody | mortal | human | soul) -> Person
(homo | man | human being | human)
Don't forget a water filter...
Mysql.
I would have used mem=48M on the kernel command line, but, if it works...
s/again/along the way/
Well, I started a week or so ago, and had numerous hiccups again. I think I first did it for the Geekiness Factor :) BTW, is the ebuild for kde-i18n-3.0.1 failing for you as well?
What does it say when it panics?
You can write, turn on experimental options. It has a high probability of shredding your disk, though.