Yeah but I'd actually like to USE my machine while it was compiling. =) LOL

Simon Hansman wrote:

I do this every couple of days with Gentoo and I just leave the compilation going in a konsole in the background....it's not a big deal really. For big compiles like a new KDE, I just leave my pc on overnight, again it doesn't inconvience at all.

anyway, each to their own,
Simon

On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 10:33, Jason wrote:


Yes but to stay bleeding edge don't you have to compile each time you
download a new package?? I install the latest version of cooker each
day. With Gentoo, doesn't that mean I'd have to comipile a lot of
packages each day?? Mandrake does the compiling for me with Cooker yes??

Cheers

Jason

Carl Cerecke wrote:


Jason wrote:


Yes but you are forgetting the compile time!!!!


That's the point. After you've done it once, you *can*
forget about the compile time. But the performance
benefits continue every time you use the program.

Cheers,
Carl.








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