Out of curiosity, who here would say they have experienced any type of emotional discrimination because they use Gentoo? I find this in correspondence with other Linux people sometimes. Is Gentoo far enough "out there" to warrant this type of attitude? It seems like these people are conservatives unwilling to roll with the changes to me.
- Grant
I've only done the discriminating based on other people's non use of Gentoo. :-)
Actually mentioning Gentoo was a good way of getting past the "so have you ever heard of Linux" conversations I ran into last time I went to a LUG. I will admit that this particular LUG was populated by some serious dyed in the wool longhair-ed hippie types complete with oddball PhD's in dead languages. Having had a haircut that month it was apparently impossible that I actually already used Linux so I was offered a live CD, numerous times, by the same people. It finally stopped when I said:
"Thanks for the Ubuntu disk, but I use Gentoo."
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