Comments for Planet Sabayon Linux http://planet.sabayon.org In Sabayon land with Sabayon devs Thu, 22 Jul 2010 03:47:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on HOWTO: OpenVZ and Sabayon, a perfect match by Planet Sabayon Brasil » Como fazer: OpenVZ e Sabayon, um encontro perfeito. http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673&cpage=1#comment-534 Planet Sabayon Brasil » Como fazer: OpenVZ e Sabayon, um encontro perfeito. Thu, 22 Jul 2010 03:47:47 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673#comment-534 [...] Fonte: http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673 [...] [...] Fonte: http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673 [...]

]]> Comment on HOWTO: OpenVZ and Sabayon, a perfect match by Sabayon Linux 5.3 “LXDE” “Xfce” 发布 | OSMSG http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673&cpage=1#comment-527 Sabayon Linux 5.3 “LXDE” “Xfce” 发布 | OSMSG Mon, 19 Jul 2010 08:40:19 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673#comment-527 [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...] [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...]

]]> Comment on HOWTO: OpenVZ and Sabayon, a perfect match by Sabayon Linux 5.3 “Extra Spins” releases http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673&cpage=1#comment-526 Sabayon Linux 5.3 “Extra Spins” releases Mon, 19 Jul 2010 07:28:54 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673#comment-526 [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...] [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...]

]]> Comment on HOWTO: OpenVZ and Sabayon, a perfect match by Sabayon Linux 5.3 “Extra Spins” | SiliconChaos http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673&cpage=1#comment-524 Sabayon Linux 5.3 “Extra Spins” | SiliconChaos Mon, 19 Jul 2010 04:58:37 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1673#comment-524 [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...] [...] OpenVZ template installation howto available at planet.sabayon.org [...]

]]> Comment on Sabayon Linux, last in Linux Format’s Distro RoundUp, dumb ass writers I’d say. by AlKolite http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=43&cpage=1#comment-515 AlKolite Wed, 02 Jun 2010 23:41:51 +0000 http://planet.sabayonlinux.org/?p=43#comment-515 I just wanted to say I love Sabayon. I'm not that great with Linux, but I've tried over 10 of them out and Sabayon is by far the best imo. There is probably better OS's for a first time Linux user, and it would be nice if everything worked out the box, but nevertheless it's the most accommodating towards end-users. I've yet to a linux that runs on every computer perfectly. I just wanted to say I love Sabayon. I’m not that great with Linux, but I’ve tried over 10 of them out and Sabayon is by far the best imo. There is probably better OS’s for a first time Linux user, and it would be nice if everything worked out the box, but nevertheless it’s the most accommodating towards end-users. I’ve yet to a linux that runs on every computer perfectly.

]]> Comment on Anaconda, job hunting and studies (pt. 2) by Sabayon – Nightly Builds, Installer & Recruitment | v00d00.net http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1487&cpage=1#comment-512 Sabayon – Nightly Builds, Installer & Recruitment | v00d00.net Mon, 26 Apr 2010 09:56:08 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1487#comment-512 [...] have the brand spanking new shiny Anaconda installer, this has been well publicised by wolfden and Lxnay and is really shaping up nicely, its about time the installer got an update and it is looking [...] [...] have the brand spanking new shiny Anaconda installer, this has been well publicised by wolfden and Lxnay and is really shaping up nicely, its about time the installer got an update and it is looking [...]

]]> Comment on READ PLEASE: Limbo Repository Xorg and nvidia-drivers by ati drivers update http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1238&cpage=1#comment-442 ati drivers update Sat, 13 Mar 2010 06:22:19 +0000 http://planet.sabayonlinux.org/?p=1238#comment-442 <strong>ati drivers update...</strong> Can an ATI Radeon 4850 really use the whole 1gb of video memory? Can anyone tell me more about ati drivers update?... ati drivers update…

Can an ATI Radeon 4850 really use the whole 1gb of video memory? Can anyone tell me more about ati drivers update?…

]]> Comment on Scared by the huge amount of updates? It’s just your “brain” by tropicalicecube http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356&cpage=1#comment-393 tropicalicecube Thu, 04 Feb 2010 10:49:51 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356#comment-393 I agree with the 'missing a big one' issue (stupot); but speaking from Cambodia I can tell you I wish there where more tests, and fewer updates of better, hardened code :) This go deep into the Pros&Cons of OpenSource debate, I know, but 3-figures-Mb updates quite every week is a drain... Notwithstanding the fact that if something is broken, and that happens, you have to do it all over again. I am not complaining about Sabayon, mind you, most every reasonably modern distro face the same issue. Yes, each time my systems tells me there are xxx updates available, I go back to the Slackware Principle: Don't fix it if it ain't broken. Actually, when I see these warnings, I would only do something after reviewing if the features I wait for are implemented, or the bugs that bother me are fixed. Otherwise, I stay put. Again: Why fix it if it ain't broken? [currently fighting 3G connectivity, Bluetooth filesharing and obscure drivers compilation] All the best, and thanks for the commitment Jean-Philippe I agree with the ‘missing a big one’ issue (stupot); but speaking from Cambodia I can tell you I wish there where more tests, and fewer updates of better, hardened code :) This go deep into the Pros&Cons of OpenSource debate, I know, but 3-figures-Mb updates quite every week is a drain… Notwithstanding the fact that if something is broken, and that happens, you have to do it all over again. I am not complaining about Sabayon, mind you, most every reasonably modern distro face the same issue.
Yes, each time my systems tells me there are xxx updates available, I go back to the Slackware Principle: Don’t fix it if it ain’t broken.
Actually, when I see these warnings, I would only do something after reviewing if the features I wait for are implemented, or the bugs that bother me are fixed.
Otherwise, I stay put. Again: Why fix it if it ain’t broken?
[currently fighting 3G connectivity, Bluetooth filesharing and obscure drivers compilation]

All the best, and thanks for the commitment
Jean-Philippe

]]> Comment on Scared by the huge amount of updates? It’s just your “brain” by Fitzcarraldo http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356&cpage=1#comment-392 Fitzcarraldo Wed, 03 Feb 2010 06:31:22 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356#comment-392 Omar ha scritto il seguente: "Il problema,secondo me, non è tanto il numero di aggiornamenti, ma i possibili “danni” che essi creano ad un utente alle prime armi." Esattamente! Omar ha scritto il seguente: “Il problema,secondo me, non è tanto il numero di aggiornamenti, ma i possibili “danni” che essi creano ad un utente alle prime armi.”

Esattamente!

]]> Comment on Scared by the huge amount of updates? It’s just your “brain” by Stupot http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356&cpage=1#comment-389 Stupot Tue, 26 Jan 2010 19:56:11 +0000 http://planet.sabayon.org/?p=1356#comment-389 When I have many many updates, I'm not necessarily scared of the number, rather I'm nervous that I'm going to overlook an important one (i.e. a kernel update and forget to install the video drivers that go along with it afterwards). I'm also nervous that I'll accidentally overlook a config file that I should preserve and end up overwriting it, but I'm getting better at that. When I have many many updates, I’m not necessarily scared of the number, rather I’m nervous that I’m going to overlook an important one (i.e. a kernel update and forget to install the video drivers that go along with it afterwards).

I’m also nervous that I’ll accidentally overlook a config file that I should preserve and end up overwriting it, but I’m getting better at that.

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