2012/11/23 Hadrian Węgrzynowski <hadrian_AT_hawski.com>
> What you want most probably does not exist. I'm quite sure that
> you've seen Wikipedia list of rolling release distros [1]. But somehow
> you aren't convinced. As seen previously in such threads there will
> be no helpful conclusions. You can prepare for: "everything sucks", "you
> suck" or "make your own".
>
> Do you want minimal installation as in minimal installation and big
> available software repository or as in minimal installation and not
> much more? If the former you already know that you can choose
> only from derivatives of popular distributions. If the latter can you
> really expect satisfactory rolling release model?
>
> You want "our" opinion, but there is "No need to talk about (...)".
> Maybe there is not a lot more to say then?
>
> GNU/Linux distribution that you would like does not exist (yet?).
>
> [1]
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_release#Rolling_distributions:_examples
>
>
Thank you for your constructive answer. Actually, I looked this page but I
think many distribs are missing, just because they're not known.
That's why I asked this question. I thought some persons use something I
don't know.
I think you misunderstood me about "No need to talk about...". It was
related to Gentoo and Slackware I already know.
I wanted to avoid unpleasant comments like "Use google & you'll find
Gentoo".
Your opinion still interests me.
And for GNU, it's kinda a language abuse. I try to not forgot GNU when I
talk about Linux.
2012/11/23 Kurt H Maier
> He's in charge here! Just spit out the required information! Adhere to
> the parameters set! Why are you arguing? Immediate response is the
> only thing that suits a man in his position!
>
At least you could try to be respectful. I respect you why not doing the
same with me?
Thanks for the others.
Received on Sun Nov 25 2012 - 15:54:40 CET