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Well, so it was wrong prev distroWell, so it was wrong prev distroPosted Sep 20, 2006 4:41 UTC (Wed) by flewellyn (subscriber, #5047)In reply to: Well, so it was wrong prev distro by gvy Parent article: My Gentoo odyssey (Linux.com)
Certainly, although Gentoo does still have some major advantages, in that I can determine compile-time settings for a package without having to jump out of the package system. In my experience with Debian, if I want to do that, I can pull down the source DEB, but I have to manually build it. And updates aren't as transparent: if I want to keep those settings, I have to make sure I do the manual build of the updated package every time. Although they may have changed it a bit since Woody.
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