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Is that all? :)

> and if not for that, for the experience.  Does Gentoo have
> a sort of kickstart feature?  You seem to have alluded to it
> below, but I never saw mention of anything like that.  If it did
> it would be a great way to set up a small cluster of mostly 
> similar machines I think.
> 
> Another reason I may switch to another distro like Gentoo
> is because I may want to switch from Gnome to KDE.  Gnome
> is starting to feel like M$ software in terms of slowness to me,
> and when I tried KDE on Gentoo it seemed pretty snappy.

Although Novel owns Ximian, they still lean towards KDE as the default, 
just a thought.

I really don't think Gentoo is a good solution just yet.  It's still a 
bit rough around the corners.  I'd go with one of the distros that has 
the nice cd/dvd installs, Red Hat or SuSE.  I think Gentoo is going to 
be such a huge change from what you're use to, it could well affect your 
progress.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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