Stable system?
by rullzer on Mar.15, 2009, under Gentoo
From time to time I browse trough some of the files on my system. Today is one of those days. When coming across my /etc/portage/package.keywords/-directory I found out that right now I am not running the most stable system (according to gentoo). Of course KDE4.2 is the main reason for my huge lists of package unmasks and then there is Xorg-1.5 but that is pulled in by KDE4.2…
But even without all those packages the list is still huge… So probably I will be spending some hours today on cleaning my package.keywords and filling some stable requests. Which is always good. We need to keep those Gentoo-devs busy 
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