Oh come now. I use a seven year old computer and it takes about 12 hours to build from ports, and less for an update. FreeBSD will have it shortly, though I always avoid the first Gnome release and wait at least for the first minor revision. There just are too many bugs early on.
The OP can rest assured, I'm sure the people behind marcuscom are working on it. It just takes some time to test everything and make sure other ports don't break.
Well I didn't have an answer file built so it would stop sevral times waiting for input and it was a comp at work so I could only answer the prompts when I was there so it did take about 3 days
Well I didn't have an answer file built so it would stop sevral times waiting for input and it was a comp at work so I could only answer the prompts when I was there so it did take about 3 days
Also, generally, a new gnome version is committed in ports after the port freeze for a new FreeBSD release.
So the packages on iso images are older but far more tested and consolidated.
And now we are "near" to 7.2.
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