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> Interested in public-key cryptography? http://www.gnupg.org/
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you know if I can use LSM and SELinux with the gentoo kernel?
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patches from different sources. And I'm
interested in both. Is it possible to get both sets of changes?
On a somewhat related note: Does the gentoo kernel already contain the LSM
kernel patch?
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but with stage3 you just install
pre-compiled binaries just like all the other Linux distributions.
Am I right?
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> Not entirely true. The toolkits can be implemented to use threading
> "well", "poorly", or not at all.
Alright, that's not the question I thought he was asking. Af for the
toolkits themselves, I think that they are both good, but I don't have any
d
ged of that. You can make a GUI that hangs or one that
doesn't hang just as easily in each.
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ostly Gnome/Gtk applications. They look more in-place in Gnome.
I prefer to program in Gtk than Qt. Things like that.
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I really like Ruby-Gnome2 :
http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.net/
That's what I use for my GUI programs.
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> partition and don't allow write access - or don't even mount it.
Do I need /boot mounted to boot the system?
Can I just comment out the '/boot ...' line in /etc/fstab?
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#x27;t have a "run" button to
execute them. That's okay, you don't need one. Just keep a terminal open
and run it from there.
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ogramming was just trial and error.
Do you already know how to program?
Do you have your heart set on a particular language?
Knowing this will help me answer your question.
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sktop working, you might be interested in the ALSA
configuration guide (sound):
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml
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ld not be able to
access any of the truly crucial components of the system.
Would this be a good idea?
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er everyone does right now. Once almost everyone is in LSB, you
can move them, in steps, towards a more optimal system.
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gzimp backup_home.tar
2b) Copy backup_home.tar.gz to the server.
2c) rm backup_home.tar.gz
...
You get the idea.
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to go then.
Good luck again.
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> >about Windows. I will offer a suggestion that would probably work on a
> >Unix server. Perhaps you can us
0 gig hd split appx 50-50 windows 200/ gentoo 1.4
> firewire cd drive
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en slowly move to make
it more complete and if possible, closer to the ideal. This is the kind
of thing that is discussed in the LSB-Future mailing list.
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er.
In other words, though I agree that your idea of adding /usr/pkg and
making Gnome, KDE, etc lie in it, is likely the best hierarchy, there are
other considerations why the LSB should not implement it (i.e. no one
would be compliant).
There is an LSB-Future project. I wonder if they'll c
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Oh well, now he has an extra copy. :-)
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n attachment file.
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guess that all that can be done is change the FHS. I'll post an email
to the LSB-Future mailing list tomorrow. They are currently discussing
what to do about KDE and Gnome. Perhaps a not-too-distant version of the
LSB will offer a solution.
Thanks for clarifying all this.
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#x27;ve looked at the FHS section on /opt and I don't
see what's wrong with /opt/gnome and /opt/kde.
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are identical, only difference is that the Athlon has more cache.
I would be surprised if the -mathlon-xp optimization used the infomation
about the cache.
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But I don't
want to feel like I have to wrestle the system to get anything done.
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roblem. If the
Gentoo has KDE in /usr/kde/2 and /usr/kde/3, and LSB doesn't allow /usr/kde,
why don't we just move /usr/kde to /usr/share, so we would make:
/usr/share/kde/2
/usr/share/kde/3
I'm sure that this question just demonstrates my ignorance of LSB and Gentoo,
but hec
le and unsupportable.
What exactly is the problem with Gentoo's LSB compliance?
Once again, thanks for the responses. Gentoo does look amazing.
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o, and any information would
be much appreciated.
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