According to covici@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx: # At least in gentoo, you get things the way you want, not imposed by # some dev somewhere. To each his own. Perhaps, but I tried a Gentoo installation, and although I eventually did get it to run in qemu, I wasn't able to get things the way I wanted them. I wanted the latest GNOME, but found it hard masked, so I couldn't install anyting other than I believe 2 versions earlier. I found that Arch was far easier to install, but also gave me the latest GNOME if I wanted it, with no hard mask, whatever that meant, and if I didn't want GNOME, I didn't have to have it. I found Arch to be the most flexible and customizable with the least amount of hassle, even though Gentoo is almost completely source based, which would lead to the logical assumption that Gentoo should have been more customizable overall. Sent from my gadget _______________________________________________ Speakup mailing list Speakup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://linux-speakup.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/speakup
