Another article which may explain things more clearly:
"I am not clueless - or - Myths and misconceptions about the design of
GoboLinux"
**http://gobolinux.org/index.php?lang=en_US&page=doc/articles/clueless
David
--
It was a dark and stormy night, although technically it wasn't black or
anything -- more of a gravy color like the spine of the 1969 Scribner's
Sons edition of "A Farewell to Arms," and, truth be told, the storm
didn't sound any more fierce than the opening to Leon Russell's 1975
classic, "Back to the Island."
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Two things:
1. It doesn't use the standard filesystem layout, (/usr, /etc, etc.)
so will cause no end of niggles and problems with existing software,
almost all of which expects the filesystem to be unix-like.
2. Gobo? I mean, c'mon. I don't mind saying I'm running Ubuntu linux,
though it's a weird name, but *Gobo* linux? I don't think so.
