> If you do not need useflags, you do not need gentoo. If you do not need > gentoo, you are wasting your time with it. Plus, corporate users want a > stable base with years of support contracts, nothing gentoo is suited for.
With what I do on my computer I do not *need* useflags however when I was looking into linux (sadly I was a windows user for a long time) I wanted something that would not only get me away from windows but also provide me with a bit of a challenge. I picked gentoo because I wanted things like USE flags and the ability to customize my system to my standards. Its just as much a want for things like USE flags as it is a Need for them. AJ - just adding my 2 cents -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
