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Sabayon and I - A short story.

Postby chickaroo » Thu May 06, 2010 5:04

I must say that Sabayon Linux development has been coming along very nicely through the years. I've been following it since it's conception, and I was even a beta tester before it was even called Sabayon :)

Some of you may know me for my b!tching of all the bugs through the years, and some of you may remember how I used to hang out in #sabayon and help people before it moved to freenode.

In short, I've been a Gentoo user since 2004. My original attraction to Gentoo was the idea of building things with, a my own two hands, so to speak. As a result, I refused to use anything that I didn't build myself. But I always liked a lot of the stuff Sabayon did, (and thus, borrowed many ideas from it for my own installs)

But, as life goes on, I don't have time to build and maintain a Gentoo install anymore. (it can be a lot of work), so I threw Sabayon 5.2 on my laptop and I am amazed how well it's running out of the box. (and I love Entropy/Equo/Sulfur) It still could use a lot of work, and I could go on and on about bugs, but I won't :P

Anyways, I finally got rid of my "Gentoo purist" ego. I realize in the end it doesn't matter whether I'm using a *pure* Gentoo install or not. A install as nice as Sabayon would have taken me 3-4 weeks to build, (and probably longer to make it actually functional!)

As a result, I am enjoying Sabayon for what it is - A really nice "out of the box" Gentoo Experience with a lot of extras and a great community, so I thank the Sabayon team for all their hard work so lazy people like me can enjoy it :D


Edit: Actually, Sabayon has become much more than just a fork of Gentoo. I should give it more credit
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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby wolfden » Thu May 06, 2010 5:24

:D

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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby Thev00d00 » Thu May 06, 2010 13:51

Whats up with freenode? Apart from the occasional netsplit :lol:
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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby chickaroo » Fri May 07, 2010 6:14

Thev00d00 wrote:Whats up with freenode? Apart from the occasional netsplit :lol:


nothing wrong with freenode. all the channels i frequent are on OFTC though, so connecting to freenode for just one or two channels is not really worth it. I was sad to see #sabayon moved from OFTC-->Freenode

wolfden wrote::D

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thanks, it's good to see u again lol. I remember you were like the most active user in the beginning and I guess eventually became part of the dev team. congrats =P
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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby Thev00d00 » Fri May 07, 2010 10:56

chickaroo wrote:
Thev00d00 wrote:Whats up with freenode? Apart from the occasional netsplit :lol:


nothing wrong with freenode. all the channels i frequent are on OFTC though, so connecting to freenode for just one or two channels is not really worth it. I was sad to see #sabayon moved from OFTC-->Freenode


#sabayon, #sabayon-dev, #sabayon-social, plus all the #gentoo-* :D Missing out man, :mrgreen:
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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby chickaroo » Fri May 07, 2010 15:53

Thev00d00 wrote:
chickaroo wrote:
Thev00d00 wrote:Whats up with freenode? Apart from the occasional netsplit :lol:


nothing wrong with freenode. all the channels i frequent are on OFTC though, so connecting to freenode for just one or two channels is not really worth it. I was sad to see #sabayon moved from OFTC-->Freenode


#sabayon, #sabayon-dev, #sabayon-social, plus all the #gentoo-* :D Missing out man, :mrgreen:


heh, too much drama for me in the #gentoo's

Oh, and I'm not a man. linux chix ftw! rawr ;)
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Re: Sabayon and I. - A short story.

Postby throdon » Fri May 07, 2010 19:00

chickaroo wrote:Oh, and I'm not a man. linux chix ftw! rawr ;)


This truly makes me happy!!! Linux chix FTW!!!
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Re: Sabayon and I - A short story.

Postby chickaroo » Sat May 08, 2010 13:56

OH, and I forgot to mention that I was the very first person to ever file a bug report with Sabayon :D (bug #1 on the bugzilla) god was I such a ditz back then though. reading your own writing from 4 years ago is weird.
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