Finally, I'll just tack on that if sparklines are so great and this is all so obvious, then surely there's an open source version that predates this application.
Exherbo means to weed. Which tells you what they've been smoking;p
Looks kinda interesting though. There's some pretty smart ideas in there to get past some of the limitations and warts of ebuilds. Good luck to Bryan and friends.
It takes me forever to pull out SELinux when I deploy a new Linux server why pull selinux out? isn't disabling it good enough? setting SELINUX=disabled in/etc/selinux/config would do that.
Well, he's not offering to just sort out the legal status of the gentoo foundation. There are some conditions attached as well. Basically he wants card blanche to do with gentoo as he pleases (Note, I'm not saying he doesn't have Gentoo's best interests in mind). That means the elected council charged with day to day management of gentoo is made superfluous (unless he chooses to give it something to do). The current developer base will have no say in anything beyond what Robbins chooses to grant them.
The current problems with weekly newsletters, site updates and releases are not something that can be changed simply by resolving the legal status of the gentoo foundation. That said, there are developments in those areas so some improvement might show up in the not too far future.
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Finally, I'll just tack on that if sparklines are so great and this is all so obvious, then surely there's an open source version that predates this application.
Yup. Here's one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sparklinesforxl/
Their dicks are close to 6 feet long?
I think I read about this in little brother.
Looks kinda interesting though. There's some pretty smart ideas in there to get past some of the limitations and warts of ebuilds. Good luck to Bryan and friends.
Well, he's not offering to just sort out the legal status of the gentoo foundation. There are some conditions attached as well. Basically he wants card blanche to do with gentoo as he pleases (Note, I'm not saying he doesn't have Gentoo's best interests in mind). That means the elected council charged with day to day management of gentoo is made superfluous (unless he chooses to give it something to do). The current developer base will have no say in anything beyond what Robbins chooses to grant them.
The current problems with weekly newsletters, site updates and releases are not something that can be changed simply by resolving the legal status of the gentoo foundation. That said, there are developments in those areas so some improvement might show up in the not too far future.
Not all IP. The Gentoo art work (logo's etc) and the Gentoo trade mark are not GPL.
Only in the UK where people still drive on the wrong side of the road.
...what is the w00t of the year?
Scores of Russians fail turing test
Using tc-pee-dump
PLD has lots and lots of polish actually