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12. Where to go from here?
Content:
12.a. Documentation
Congratulations! You now have a working Gentoo system. But where to go from
here? What are your options now? What to explore first? Gentoo provides its
users with lots of possibilities, and therefore lots of documented (and less
documented) features.
You should definitely take a look at the next part of the Gentoo Handbook
entitled Working with Gentoo which explains
how to keep your software up to date, how to install more software, what USE
flags are, how the Gentoo Init system works, etc.
If you are interested in optimizing your system for desktop-use, or you want to
learn how to configure your system to be a full working desktop system, consult
our extensive Gentoo Desktop
Documentation Resources.
We also have a large document on Gentoo
Security which is worth reading.
For a full listing of all our available documentation check out our Documentation Resources page.
12.b. Gentoo Online
You are of course always welcome on our Gentoo Forums or on one of our many
Gentoo IRC channels.
We also have several mailinglists open to all
our users. Information on how to join is contained in that page.
We'll shut up now and let you enjoy your installation :)
12.c. Gentoo Changes since 2004.3
Changes?
Gentoo is a fast-moving target. The following sections describe important
changes that affect a Gentoo installation. We only list those that have anything
in common with the installation, not with package changes that did not occur
during the installation.
The following changes need to happen right after having updated your system (and
before rebooting).
Hotplug and Coldplug
The functionality of hotplug, used by genkernel users, has been
split over two packages: coldplug and hotplug. Users of
hotplug need to install coldplug as well, remove hotplug
from the default runlevel, and replace it with coldplug:
Code ListingĀ 3.1: Coldplug/Hotplug changes |
# emerge coldplug
# rc-update del hotplug default
# rc-update add coldplug default
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For more information, please read the Hotplug Change Announcement.
Removed Kernel Trees
In order to keep our kernel packages manageable, we have removed some
of the older and unmaintained packages from the tree. All information about the
changes are available in the Kernel Change Announcement.
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