M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
Thierry Carrez wrote:
Hi folks,
I would like to get your opinion on Enterprise-oriented desktop
deployment tools for Gentoo Linux (or the lack of).
As a small company CIO, I deployed Gentoo on a small scale here but
quickly ran into scaling problems and the
what i really replied for is to ask, if i can forward your email to a
friend of mine who happens to be involved with telephony with his
company, i know zero about that, i do know he does use VoIP, so maybe he
finds your hack nifty
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| Jim
hope you better luck next time in #gentoo-dev
Aron Griffis wrote:
This is kinda bloggish, because it's basically a transcription of an
IRC monologue. My apologies if it's hard to follow...
This thread started out garnering cheers of elitest developer
sentiment. There was even some mention of if they don't like it they
can run something
Joshua Baergen wrote:
2) There are gentoo.org references to #gentoo-dev, but the process of
interfacing, mentoring, and recruiting are self-referential beginning
with a bootstrap of being on the good side of an existing developer. So
for those of us who do not establish favorable dialogues by
Mike Frysinger wrote:
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 05:11 pm, Jim Northrup wrote:
but a CF-based or initrd root available when /lib goes to hell is
an absolute must for supporting fault tolerance.
do you mean like the disk underneath /lib is blown to crap or a bad glibc is
merged
