These are some of my "notes" while I was testing sabayon CDX. I am sure I am going to stay with it for a while at least and I figured you should see this.
I installed sabayon CDX in order to start with some thing minimal and build it up according to my requirements and preferences. I installed it on Sun Sep 19 2010. ============================~Problems with Sabayon CDX~=============================== 1. I can not run IPtstate becuase I have to enable CONNTRACK in the kernel. 2. I am experiencing issues because there is no auto mount. 3. In the beginning the default scribes was using 100% cpu load so I uninstalled it. 4. The time is not right even though the time zone is set right in /etc/localtime. 5. I some times experience high CPU load when I open any .txt files but that stops after I close the .txt files. 6. For some reason the install created a 29 GB root partition! 7. The default gthumb image viewer is no good and I needed to install F-spot but pictures still open in gtumb! In spite of the few issues that I have experienced with it I regard it as a good distro. It has pretty much lived up to my expectations and I am quite happy with it. ________________________________ From: David Narvaez <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2011 3:32 AM Subject: Re: [sabayon-dev] magneto On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 7:04 PM, genfool <[email protected]> wrote: > not sure what is up, Is not critical. > Does not seem to be reporting or refreshing itself for last couple equo > versions. > Example, I had one update showing for wine since yesterday, I run equo > update in a terminal, then equo upgrade --ask > Shows I have 28 updates. click on magneto and still just shows 1 update for > wine. I can confirm with the same wine example last night. After installing wine it would still show there was 1 update. I right clicked the tray icon and clicked on Check for Updates and nothing would happen. David E. Narváez
