Windows or Linux Client?

[Zidane_Tribal]

LFS

if you build it, it will run.

[NightTwix]

Originally Posted by Zidane_Tribal

LFS

if you build it, it will run.

well its ok to educate yourself about linux.
But in the end you want a packet manager.

So if you like it "scratchy" then rather go for Gentoo or a *BSD

[Kiirani]

Originally Posted by NightTwix

well its ok to educate yourself about linux.
But in the end you want a packet manager.

So if you like it "scratchy" then rather go for Gentoo or a *BSD

You could build an lfs system, and then install portage on it :P

[NightTwix]

Originally Posted by Kiirani

You could build an lfs system, and then install portage on it :P

yeah you can install portage on windows too: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t...c-start-0.html

Gentoo Linux everywhere!

[magnet]

Originally Posted by NightTwix

yeah you can install portage on windows too: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t...c-start-0.html

Gentoo Linux everywhere!

Well since portage is itself a port of the BSD ports (hence the name), wouldn't that be BSD everywhere?

[Vaylos]

Also an ubuntu-studio 7.10 user here. Music side of the arts hehe ^^ Although I still use windows for FL Studio until I figure out how to get VSTi working under linux. But I use Rosegarden for all my notation work.

(eyeballing Jucetice right now for the VST stuff, but it's still in its infancy)


I also play regnum under windows >.> keep getting a segmentation fault under Ubuntu I'll have to find out why one of these days :P

[NightTwix]

Originally Posted by magnet

Well since portage is itself a port of the BSD ports (hence the name), wouldn't that be BSD everywhere?

no no
It was inspired my the BSD ports system but its not a port of it.
not at all

[elderhail]

openSuSe 10.3 por supuesto

[unksi]

Linux for sure!

[ArcticWolf]

DamnSmallLinux user