Hi! Michael Andreen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't fully agree here, on of the things I do like about gentoo is the fact > that you can run a mostly "stable" system while adding some bleeding edge on > the top, It does of course require some more work then running plain x86 or > ~x86, since you can't do emerge -uD world, but doing emerge -puDv world and > then manually emerging the things that looks interresting is pretty painless. Well, I'm running a mixed system here too, because I needed some features from some packages still marked ~x86. In fact, it's even more painless, if you use emerge -uU world. Of course, you don't get any new ~x86 packages though, but at least it doesn't downgrade. But most of the time I install ~x86 only because it has something I really need and afterwards I'd only like to install new stable versions. Now with portage 2.0.50 it's of course even better with the ability to define individual keywords to the packages. Big thanks to the developers! Cheers, Martin -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
