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Gentoo 2007.0 Released
Gentoo Linux recently released it’s latest install live CD called Gentoo Linux 2007.0. Slashdot reported that it had some mixed reviews. The Gentoo Forums have a few reports of a buggy GUI installation process.
Personally, I think the GUI installation is a bit of overkill, but then I have never done it. I […]
Posted: June 1st, 2007 under Linux.
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Robert Love Leaves Novell
As posted on his blog, Robert Love has left Novell. This was something that was picked up in a highly speculative article on Slashdot and a similarly speculative Digg posting. A lot of the comments were about whether or not it was “fair” for Slashdot to take a speculative stance, but this is […]
Posted: May 8th, 2007 under Linux, Technology.
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Gentoo in Decline
I had a conversation with a friend recently about Gentoo Linux. Although I haven’t posted much about Gentoo Linux or my history with it, I will say that I have been using Gentoo for about six years now. It was my main development environment most of that time. Currently, I consider myself […]
Posted: April 11th, 2007 under Linux.
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Daniel Robbins working for Microsoft?
While I haven’t really talked to many people about the news that Daniel Robbins, creator of Gentoo Linux, is now working for Microsoft, I think this could be a very good thing. His job is to help Microsoft understand Open-Source and community based projects. Anything that better helps Microsoft understand the benefits of […]
Posted: June 14th, 2005 under Life, Linux.
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