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Critical Drinker was NOT impressed:

Hey Boo! Very nice! Congrats!

I've been looking maybe getting it so I don't have to run a Windows VM in order to use Office. Just to be clear, I F***ING HATE OFFICE (and Microsoft can go straight to hell, IMO because they are F***ING B*****RDS). But my work requires that I use it, so...and sometimes there are things I need...

Have any of you tried CrossOver? It's not really intended for games, but people seem to be having at least SOME success with it?

This is a local issue, but it could have National implications: https://www.fourstateshomepage.com/news/vernon-county-news/court-battle-sparks-change-in-vernon-county-republican-committee/

Guys, I really appreciate the thought, but don't worry yourselves over it, especially if it is requiring the ritual sacrifice of a live chicken to achieve.

Hey, good news!

More patches applied.

Another something I stumbled across. I posted it here because, well: Do you seek the truth? I mean, REALLY seek it? Or do you just kindof skirt around the edges of what you THINK is the truth until it starts getting uncomfortable, and then stop? Being honest is hard. Seeking the truth is...

I did an update as well. It's been QUITE A WHILE since I last did a fresh install. According to my file timestamps, my last fresh install was Dec 4 of 2020.

I just stumbled across this, thought it was cool:

I've been running it for a couple of weeks now, also no issues to report.

I didn't even know there WAS a sequel! I found it by accident.

Sweet. I'll have to check that out.

Just a note, when you start building your world, I would suggest making /var/tmp/portage be a ramdisk. 4G should be plenty. Depending on what you are compiling, 1G might be sufficient. All of your compiles happen on /var/tmp/portage, so making it ramdisk will dramatically speed things up...

Yes I am, and they are appreciated.

I've finished applying a bunch of patches. Please let me know if things seem amiss.

I ended up building a Gentoo server to replace a Debian server I have, precisely because I got tired of faffing about with systemd (plus Debian does some things that, to my way of thinking, are just plain WEIRD).