Re: Mono suitable for creating LAU applications?

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hollunder@xxxxxx wrote:

> This is one of the more annoying properties of arch: if you compile or
> package you run into trouble first, often before the developers of
> given software. And it's mostly, but not exclusively, gcc trouble.

Year, and under ubuntu I had to run 8.04 to get a working system, which 
wasn't actually performing *that* well. Or I could run debian stable and 
be compiling anything newer than the often-years-old stuff in the repos 
by hand. Or gentoo (which I'm too stupid to get up and running, tried 
twice). Or one of the specialized multi-media distros, which seems to 
have sporadic development or most documentation available in a language 
I don't understand :-)

Note that this wasn't a rant, just trying to keep up the spirits after 
about a week with arch, that seems like it's gonna be my new distro of 
choice. There's no such thing in my world as the perfect distro, and I 
love making music too much to be an eternal distro-hopper looking for it 
(the perfect distro). So arch it is for me for now :-)

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Atte

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