From: realnc@arcor.de   
      
   pk wrote:   
   > Nikos Chantziaras wrote:   
   >   
   >>>> Trying to install GCC 4.3 with:   
   >>> Why?  What does it buy you?   
   >> Mostly assurance that my projects compile with it, especially since it   
   >> cleaned up it's header dependencies.  -march=core2 is also nice to have.   
   >   
   > My advice is to run the new opensuse 11.0 inside a virtual machine and test   
   > from there. It comes with gcc 4.3. Or, of course, any other distro/live of   
   > your choice where you can install gcc 4.3 using binary packages.   
   > Much less pain imho.   
      
   But not as interesting as this :P  It's a good opportunity to learn   
   dealing with Gentoo.  Who knows, maybe it will even become my primary   
   system if I like the end result.  openSUSE might be a damn fine distro   
   (the most stable one I ever used besides Slackware), but the "click&go"   
   can sometimes be counter productive when you need to make changes the   
   developers didn't account for.   
      
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