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Subject: [gentoo-dev] Ximianability
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Date: Sat Jul  7 09:27:02 2001
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Does anyone know if Gentoo is ximianable? Please don't take me for another one of those gnome people, I just like to experiment :) The ximian.com website has lots of different downloads for different distributions, but they don't seem to have a nice source compilation option nor a 'generic linux' install of any kind.

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