The only reason why Windows in still installed on this machine is because I need to use certain programs, namely Photoshop, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver. (Yes, I'm already aware of Gimp, Inkscape, and Nvu. They're good programs and I do use them from time to time, but I need these particular programs.)
The solution I think would be to use an emulator to run Windows inside of Gentoo. If I could just use qemu or something to run those programs, then please, tell me how. Otherwise, I think I want to install Parallels so that I can really just have the Windows desktop open inside its own window. That, and I've heard that it doesn't get any easier than Parallels. If there's a good reason to suggest going with vmware, then sure, but like I said, I've just been hearing a lot of great things about Parallels.
Now, I could just download the TGZ from their web site, but they also listed an ebuild. We like ebuilds. So I downloaded the ebuild (it comes in a TGZ for compression, but it's obviously not the same as the bigger TGZ) and tried a variety of ways to get it extracted into '/usr/portage/app-emulation' but I couldn't make it work. I couldn't drag and drop because of file permission reasons, and I couldn't get the 'cp' command to work for me nor the 'tar' command. So blarg.
I tried the Gentoo Wiki, but when it was talking about ebuilds, it wasn't talking about doing this. I tried Google, but Google also just sort of told me how to use ebuilds and overlays.
Anyway, if anybody knows how I would move the ebuild I downloaded from their website into that folder, please let me know.
Or, if anybody reading this has gotten the three programs I need to work in Sabayon-Gentoo another way and would recommend that I go about this a different way, then please enlighten me. Thanks.