But instead of just giving the user the answer, wouldn't it be more
appropriate, as far as understanding useflags and their uses goes, to give
users lists of useflags and what they do. Ie a list of base use flags for
say, kde, and also what basic useflags to disable, and a suggestion to
rea
When it all comes down, I just fail to see how the handbook doesn't
provide the pointers. I've always been about getting my system up and
running, and then learn whatever needs learning, this means that whilst I
didn't have more than a basic knowledge and understanding of useflags when
inst
Having recently installed gentoo, I can see hwo it could get confusing
with DE specific profiles. Especially as a number of users that are new to
linux might very well have no idea what DE they're going to use. And the
same can be said for users who decided to run ubuntu "to try linux" and
