Since you seem to be the resident distro junkie :D Did you see this one pop up on distrowatch today?
http://bintoo.sourceforge.net/drpl/
It'd be interesting to see how it stacks up next to Sabayon.
you know you want to download it.
:razz:
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Since you seem to be the resident distro junkie :D Did you see this one pop up on distrowatch today?
http://bintoo.sourceforge.net/drpl/
It'd be interesting to see how it stacks up next to Sabayon.
you know you want to download it.
:razz:
how does bintoo differ from gentoo ?
Sqwishy said: how does bintoo differ from gentoo ?
It's prebuild binary and not source.
Slideshow for those interested, http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/slideshow.php?release=641&slide=1
Thanks for the link.
(As I side note, I don't know why I'm such a screenshot junkie. It's not like the applications look any different; they're all the same. I guess I'm just wondering what color scheme they use as a default. :rolleyes: #-o )
Rumor said: Since you seem to be the resident distro junkie :D Did you see this one pop up on distrowatch today?
http://bintoo.sourceforge.net/drpl/
It'd be interesting to see how it stacks up next to Sabayon.
you know you want to download it.
:razz:I have not seen it...Thanks for the link...but I found it ironic that they choose a name similar to my concept here:
Ubentoo Box...A Ubuntu/Gentoo hybrid
I honestly won't be trying it,....but it looks cool....my distro junkie days have become bland...
I will stick with the tried and true....dedicated to Ubuntu and Sabayon.....and I will save my blank CD's/DVD's.....for my favorites of the past.....IE: Dreamlinux, KNOPPIX, rPath, Wolvix, Zenwalk, Aquamorph, Puppy, Dyne:bolic, Musix, GoblinX......etc. etc.
but I encourage all to try it and have fun with it....
Moving thread to the Gentoo (and derivatives forum)**
The distro is obviously doomed if Rav Tux isn't going to try it:)
rsambuca said: The distro is obviously doomed if Rav Tux isn't going to try it:):lolflag:
In my opinion, that defeats most of the purpose of Gentoo. It's good if you don't have internet or a good connection and still want the advantages of Gentoo, but I would pick Debian for those purposes. I don't have anything against it, that is just why I like Gentoo.