Setting make options permanently (WITHOUT_GNOME, etc)
Andy Sparrow
spadger at best.com
Thu Apr 3 22:14:10 PST 2003
> > Probably because my sole usage of a R/O ports tree (and I'd always
> > assumed, most peoples') is aimed at getting around two specific
> > problems:
> >
> > i) Lack of local disk space
> > ii) Lack of local grunt
> I do not understand ii) reason - lack of English knowledge
> and can't intuit, which sence of many possible in dictionary
> to use.
My bad, & I apologise for not being clear - thoughtless of me. BTW, your
English is considerably better than any other language I can manage to
order a beer in... :-)
What I used was a colloquilism. I meant to describe what, in a motor
vehicle, might be termed a shortage of "oomph" or "grunt", e.g. a slow &
under-powered, or "gutless" vehicle.
In a computer, this would equate to a lack of resources such as CPU
power, limited memory, slow disks etc. etc. My print/fax server takes a
very long time to build Hylafax, Ghostscript and other packages, for
example - so I usually don't do that there...
> But it seems to me, that my case not i) or ii)
>
> My reason is manageability.
Ah, OK. I'm on my own again :)
Regards,
AS
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