2. There must be in future fully Gentoo installation philosophy allowing to
compile kernel sources and adjust it for computer on which you are doing
install.
With the Solaris kernel you can configure it a lot without recompiling. For
instance, you can choose between different schedulers during
Orvar Korvar writes:
2. There must be in future fully Gentoo installation philosophy allowing to
compile kernel sources and adjust it for computer on which you are doing
install.
With the Solaris kernel you can configure it a lot without recompiling. For
instance, you can choose between
Girts Zeltins wrote:
As we know Indiana is future of Solaris, but there is lots of things about
which must continue discussions.
1. There is need to provide Solaris installation without graphical desktop.
The graphical desktops (KDE, XFce, GNOME, Window Maker, IceWM, FVWM, ...) must
be on
