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Lokheed
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| Aynjell wrote: | Whoever said using linux on older comps was better is an idiot!!!  |
Running anything on an old PC sucks. I cant believe some people here use PII's. I would die, shrivel up and die if I had to use one and wait 6 hours to compile baselayout  Nothing beats a 3 hours compilation of OoO  |
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Aynjell
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ABIword owns on OOO! 
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thepi
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-uDpv, then I'm going through it more or less manually, updating what I think deserves it.
Yeah I know, I'm a control freak 
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superjaded
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| Lokheed wrote: | Running my system on ~x86. Update quite frequently using:
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emerge -pvDu world
emerge -vDu world
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Speaking of uselss options, doing a single emerge -aDv world makes more sense here. Don't calculate dependencies more than you have to.
That being said, I do -uD rather than a simple -u. |
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gentoo_dude
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| For a while I was doing now I do |
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electrofreak
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Lokheed
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| superjaded wrote: | | Lokheed wrote: | Running my system on ~x86. Update quite frequently using:
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emerge -pvDu world
emerge -vDu world
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Speaking of uselss options, doing a single emerge -aDv world makes more sense here. Don't calculate dependencies more than you have to. |
Doesnt bug me. I dont like ask because sometimes I dont want to install everything listed. |
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Lokheed
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system, world, RAM, toystore, cute brunette? |
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gentoo_lan
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woolsherpahat
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I have not had any problems directly related to updating my system that way, although I only update world once a month or so.
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