Re: Compatability with FreeBSD Ports [debian package tools]

[walt <wa1ter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Joerg Sonnenberger wrote:

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  > I've worked with both and Gentoo was far easier to *completely* break.

1) I am not opposed to pkgsrc (versus ports).  I have become neutral.
2) I am a big fan of gentoo portage (as a user, not a developer).
    I've had (almost) zero problems in the four years I have been
    using portage as a *user* of gentoo -- but I have NO insight into
    the problems a gentoo developer might face.

Are you complaining about portage wearing your developer hat, or
your user hat?