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[jgrafton]

As I noted in a few previous posts, I entirely hosed my system and need to start over. (This is probably a good thing anyway, as the age of my Gentoo system was starting to introduce a variety of weird bugs.) What should I install as soon as I've got some free time (where free time is given as "done with 212")?

[Poll #614211]

Comments

[mr-wright.livejournal.com]

Take OS; install the result :)

[alanv]

O.o
o.O
O.o
o.O
>_<

[chrsjxn.livejournal.com]

I suggested DragonflyBSD, but only because it might actually be harder for Jgrafton to get working.

[(Anonymous)]

A) it's amazing the bad ideas mr wright is able to come up with
B) debian because It Doesn't Suck (tm)

-pnelson

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, Debian's mirrors are sucking a bit recently. APT errors are getting really annoying these days.

-Deason

Gentoo!

[gwillen.livejournal.com]

Gentoo!

, bitch.

[x77303066.livejournal.com]

FreeBSD is omgsexy if the drivers are all around :-D. Failing that, gentoo is nice for portage and linuxdriverfoo.

[mtrdhunter.livejournal.com]

You should instal LG3d

3d os's are awesome.

[mogrothir.livejournal.com]

You should abandon all this programming voodoo and get back to the real uses of the computer, like gaming and awesome.

Yes. Windows > your linux voodoo. May be a crappy OS, but gaming > your face.

[brpxqzme.livejournal.com]

DOS until hell freezes over.

(My Amiga Is Faster Than Your PC™)

[vandrei.livejournal.com]

OS/2!!!