you did not whatch the vid to the end, did not understand the topic, don't know the speaker and his work, but you have an opinion.

you mean my offer to give you more info if you are really interested in this topic?
O come one, read what you have written

I said avoid, or don't use, platforms where there is no actual C++ compiler, what is something total different than you state here, + using every brand new C++ feature comes from you and not from me.

You become more and more desperate, after going on personal level you start to misquote me and write therefore lies. Embarrassing,isn't it.

and now I put you for some time on my ignore list, so quote me one more time, write some more lies if you feel so, just that you have the last word to a topic you have more opinions than knowledge about, and join the club of others on my ignore list

Hey, thanks.
I'm documenting my own setup as I make my tagfiles, adding my own descriptions of each package that I need. That way I learn well enough. I frequent the Xorg website, the LFS and BLFS docs, and Slackware's package browsers and file tree. I like checking out other people's minimal setups too.

Darth Vader, to be exact Dutch=Frisian. The original Low Country inhabitants. Frisian is the direct ancestor too Saxon, which became English. The Angles and Saxons can be traced in lineage too Frisians. :-p

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@Jakedp: I'm not sure the use of the word 'exact' is appropriate here as most inhabitants of The Netherlands would not recognize the statement that being Dutch is the same as being Frisian. Keep in mind that both are recognized as separate official languages in the Netherlands and although I speak Dutch (and a local dialect that is distinct) I can understand next to nothing of Frisian. Seeing that Alienbob works in the south that was never part of Frisia it is likely that he would not consider himself as "Frisian" either (happy to stand corrected though!).

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Aye. If not Frisian probably either a Gaulish or Germanic, or other old European when speaking of local population. I have to use somewhat vague terms. Yet, from Normandy to the Baltic states the Frisian was spread and modern day northern Saxony and Prussia in the very least. Exact was meant as a figure of speech and you are right. I was speaking of I guess you would call pre-history in that area. We know more of Greece almost 4000 years ago then we know of the Low Countries 2000 years ago.

Trolling the troll who seems to single out AlienBob.