On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 03:27:15PM +0100, Alexander Leidinger wrote: > Hi, > > you can install the gentoo linux-dist in parallel to the default > linux-base. Gentoo will be in /usr/local, not in /compat/linux. As > such you have to manually start programs there via chroot. This means > you do not have access to you FreeBSD files like normally, except you > do null-mounts into the gentoo area. It also means your experience > will not be as "integrated" as with the defaut linux-base (the > linux-base port does some effort to integrate FreeBSD config files and > installed resources like fonts). > > Just switching between them, like changing a symlink, is theoretically > possible, but the gentoo linux-dist port is not designed for this kind > of integration. It's a linux-"dist" port, not a linux-"base" port.
What is it good for, then?
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