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<0> omio: nope, it requires apple hardware, unless you disable those checks.
<0> also requires EFI, which I don't think vmware provides.
<1> anyone here tried XGL?
<2> w.e for the 5 seconds i used osx it ****ed to me
<3> oh ****
<4> lets see
<3> i totally underestimated the size of my algorithm
<3> now the files it generated are like hundreds of megabytes BIG
<3> hahaha
<4> i'm going to install gentoo on a p4 2.53ghz here in a minute
<4> what flags you think i should use
<4> always did it on an athlon
<1> march=pentium4?
<5> finally got DTS/DD working
<3> 100megs of valid ontario social insurance numbers
<3> lol
<2> ooo
<4> I am making this PC my first desktop gentoo computer
<4> any suggestions about what GUI I should run
<4> my other two gentoo machines is a postfix/spam******in server and the other is an iptables pc
<6> twm
<2> fluxbox
<7> windowmaker
<7> :D
<4> i've messed with fluxbox before a little..
<7> ya know what
<2> kde!
<7> I @#$@# hate perforce.
<2> icewm!
<1> kde is neat
<1> unless you're on a 386
<2> yea
<8> Bloat
<8> Bloat is not neat.
<4> fluxbox can do some amazing things but isnt a full gui like kde right?
<2> uhh no?
<8> Define "full gui"
<2> kde is like a whole desktop suite
<4> desktop suite is what i mean
<4> like kde or gnome
<3> hmm
<4> i really liked GNOME last time i saw it
<4> much more than KDE
<3> what utility can I use 2 find the same lines in 2 files
<3> or can sacan 2 files and check if any liens are the same
<8> KDE is a Desktop Environment. It comes with 5 programs to do each thing you may want to do, all of which are called "K"Something
<4> i had to do a crapload of customization to fluxbox configs just to get basic stuff
<2> nathanGL grep?
<7> BeyondCompare
<3> never mind lol... Diff: memory exhausted
<9> salec: KDE is probably as close as you're going to get without running OS X...
<7> yargh
<9> eye me mattey
<9> LAND HOE
<3> someone give me there ssn to test my code lol
<3> jk
<9> oh yeah
<9> here ya go
<9> 1234-56-7890
<9> holy crap
<9> i forgot my real SSN
<9> I remember the last 4 lol
<9> oh there i go i remembered it agian, whew.
<2> what are the last 4?
<9> omio: ****
<9> u
<2> :)
<3> lol
<7> hahaha
<3> ba dum dum chinG!
<2> in the military your SSN gets tossed around like a thai hooker
<9> i doubt they love it long time
<2> nope
<8> mmm thai hooker
<3> lol
<2> 12 year old thai hooker
<3> the the .mi
<9> 12yrs old?
<9> good grief that's wrong.
<9> 16 sure
<0> bitrot: not in many countries.
<9> but 12 jeebus
<2> hehe
<9> a female is not even fully developed at 12 dude
<2> 16 is a nice age
<0> speaking of... http://bash.org/?24
<9> lol
<3> she can't get preg
<4> whats recommended paritioning scheme for a desktop workstation... just same as howto gentoo guide? or has anyone else done something different?
<9> mechtn: meh some people don't use swap hehe
<2> nathanGL who?
<9> if someone has 1.5gigs of ram they hardly use swap (depending on what their desktop does)
<9> so some people opt-out of using hd space for a swap
<9> other than that all you really need is a boot partition and a / partition
<9> some people like to seperate /usr and /var on different partitions.
<3> i have 1.5gb of ram but hardly made any use of it for the calculatiosn I was doing
<0> heh, my server has separate /boot /var /opt /usr and /tmp partitions
<10> http://pastebin.ca/85796 help please!!!
<3> im just worried that the subwoofer will rattle it around too much if its onthe floor...
<0> heh, adio came from #gentoo on freenode to here
<10> well im tryin to figure this stuff out
<10> its boggling my mind why everything would disapear after a reboot
<10> or stoping gdm
<4> ok what the hell is up with the manual saying
<4> stage 1 and 2 are not supported anymore.
<9> CannedBar: yeah it all depends on what you're using the machine for and how you feel like backing your data up
<9> for some seperate partitions are nice an easy dd command to back up the partition is always nice
<9> mechtn: well they are and they are not.
<4> all my machines are from stage1 but i dont have the instructions anymore
<9> mechtn: you can technicanlly do a stage3 install then do emerge -e system and it will rebuild all the system packages which basically give you a stage1
<9> but you don't have to bootsrap and all that ****
<4> hrmm
<4> so just stick with stage3 then?
<4> it wont bloat my system?
<0> yeah
<9> lol
<9> no dude
<9> not at all
<4> hrm ok...
<0> stage 3 doesn't even have syslogd, or cron, etc...
<9> neither does stage1....
<4> i just remember stage1 was leet and pimpin back in the day
<9> you always have to emerge your own specific cron and system logger.
<9> mechtn: no it wasn't.
<0> bitrot: yeah, but he was talking about system bloat.
<9> I have always yelled how stupid it is to do a stage1 install.
<9> I've always done stage3 for gentoo
<9> even when stage1 was out
<4> uh ok.. well i always did stage1 .. my machines run great
<9> because stage1 is a bigger waste of time than stage3 lol
<9> dude I run stage3 and my machine runs great.
<3> man i really want a pj.. maybe in august perhaps
<9> what is your point?
<11> i've always run stage1
<4> the point of stage1 was so that your system was built specifically for your hardware and what not
<4> isnt that correct?
<11> well
<9> i guess you're not understand what i'm saying hoss
<9> emerge -e system
<9> rebuilds all SYSTEM apps
<9> like gcc
<11> bleh
<4> ya i get that now :)
<9> so it would be recompiled for your system
<11> with the wrong toolchain though
<9> why the wrong toolchain?
<11> because your existing toolchain is built with different flags
<9> it would use whatever exists on that stage3 package no?
<11> yes
<11> but if you say... want some insane uber cflags
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