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> "In addition, the project is also working on porting
> baselayout to
> Gentoo/FreeBSD in such a way that makes the
> management of startup
> services as easy as in Gentoo Linux."
> 
> They cannot possibly be serious...

Agree, portage does portupgrade on Linux, but easier
may not be the correct phrase.

Claus