[gentoo-user] Book about GNU Copyright .
Book about GNU Copyright . Can anybody here recommend a book from their Desktop which or that is specifically focused so that the content of the book(s) can be used to completely understand all GNU and or or Gentoo copyrights and issues surrounding those legalities? My grasp of GNU is narrow. In your response here to this Email please make a point of CC``ing my ingoing electronic mail message address for there are too many Emails already due to unrelated bulk mail subscriptions which I do not read. With utter sangfroid, JASON (NOTE: I apologize for the fact that this may be an unrelated request. Please do not automate your response. Thank you) -- La simplicidad es la máxima sofisticación --- Leonardo Da Vinci [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list gentoo-desktop@gentoo.org mailing list -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] system audit
Nagatoro wrote: [snip] Misleading in what way? If we all are users don't we all belong here? Thank you for the different responses about what is installed. The gentoo-user category is misleading because a question that would otherwise be sent to gentoo-desktop, gentoo-server, gentoo-admin, ... is sent to gentoo-user instead. Why have more than one mail list period??? If we are all users don't we all belong here... --
[gentoo-user] system audit
Hi --- Is there a way to print all of the installed programs by category. I would like to know what development libraries and tools are installed and also what is installed that I never use. Basically I want to remove everything not in use so that another upgrade will take less time. Once I remove a program, library, or something else, how will I know that there will be no affected dependencies. Also is there something which will reveal that an executable or library has never been used or infrequently used. I have not installed many packages outside the portage sandbox. Most packages that were installed outside portage were installed in a non-portage area within usr. Note: Why are there administration, laptop, and server related posts at gentoo-user and less at gentoo-admin or the other ones? The amount of emails at gentoo-user is too high volume IMO. Why not remove gentoo-user and instead add more lists like gentoo-install, or whatever else. The gentoo-user list is misleading since every user using gentoo is a user. It should be removed instead. --
