Good afternoon all,
During the last few days I've managed my first Gentoo install. I now
have pretty much everything I need.
Gentoo base
fetchmail
mutt
ssh
kde
still working on courier
...
One of the finest learning experiences I can remember. The decision to
walk away from Suse was not easy, as she had been my distribution of
choice for more than a year. But because of the direction I think
they're heading, I decided it was time. Just as I had with Red Hat a
year earlier. It wasn't really to difficult to pick Gentoo, although
Debian did cross my mind, because I felt the need to build from scratch
and see how much more knowledge I could cram into the gray matter.
<snipped my own babbling>
Major thanks to the developers for an excellent product and excellent
documentation.
Major thanks to all who contribute to this newsgroup for having
previously answered most of the questions I had. Posters and
respondents alike.
Major thanks to marc.theaimsgroup.com for providing archives of this
list. (As well as most other lists that are worthwhile)
And finally, thanks to Google.
John
--
It is not unusual for those at the wrong end of the club to have a
clearer picture of reality than those who wield it.
Noam Chomsky
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