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I've read the book, and it wasn't all that bad.
Yeah techiemoe does seem a bit like Atticus Finch....
- 05-06-2006 #11Linux Enthusiast
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I've read the book, and it wasn't all that bad.
Yeah techiemoe does seem a bit like Atticus Finch."Time has more than one meaning, and is more than one dimension" - /.unknown
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- 05-06-2006 #12Banned
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Moe is leet
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lolz,
i like moe's reveiws EVEN IF he gave gentoo only one penguin
- 05-07-2006 #14Linux Guru
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If you look at the criteria on which he gives out penguins, you will be able to see why he gave it only one penguin.
Originally Posted by pupdaleon
One of the main criteria he mentions is "offline usability".
Gentoo fails miserably in this category.
Another is newbie-friendliness, again Gentoo fails here.
I can't remember the other criteria, but those are 2 where Gentoo won't get any penguins.
btw, I really like Gentoo, but I also have broadband.How to know if you are a geek.
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