On Sunday 22 May 2005 20:08, askar ... wrote:
If I'm not wrong we can put Gentoo, Slackware and LFS distros on
the same line - I mean they're all source based distros. As far as
I know Slackware there is no emerge-like tools - I have to do
everything manually.
Slackware is not a
Dear everybody!
I have one topic to discuss.
I'm not native speaker in english, but I will try.
My first linux was Debian. I began using it in 1999 in fall, just
because my senior course mate was using it. After that for me it was
interesting to install several distros: Mandrake, Miracle, Turbo,
hum..
well portage compiles/makes/makes installs for you and keeps a database.
but considering that compiling by hand isn't such a big deal, think of
emerge/portage like just a tool that does ./configure;make;make
install for you.
On 5/22/05, askar ... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear everybody!
On Sun, 22 May 2005 21:18:02 +0300 Ivan Lucian Aron
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| well portage compiles/makes/makes installs for you and keeps a
| database. but considering that compiling by hand isn't such a big
| deal, think of emerge/portage like just a tool that does
| ./configure;make;make
* On Mon May-23-2005 at 12:08:18 AM +0600, askar ... said:
[...]
apt-get-like comfortable tools? That was my second question. What you
recommend for those, who would like to learn linux from fundamentals?
In order to do so, I think, learner has to do everything manually. I
haven't installed
Hi,
http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=major written about
Slackware ...if you need help with your Linux box, find a Slackware
user. A Slackware user is more likely to fix the problem than a user
familiar with any other distribution Is it true?
well Slackware is the distribution
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