After a good few years of life with Mandriva, I think it’s about time for me to upgrade myself in the world of Linux. I would quite like to leave the world of the n00b binary beginner distro users to the world of advanced super-duper 3133t source-based distros. 
Well, though, I’m not so technically adept as to switch to something as hardcore as Linux From Scratch, however. Instead, I am now running Sabayon Linux, which is built based upon the popular source-based Gentoo Linux distro, with some modifications of its own, mainly such as the recommendation of the primary use of their binary repository manager Equo, instead of the powerful Gentoo-default Portage system (which is still included though in Sabayon though, with its own Sabayon overlays).
Pardon the many technical terms for my less technically inclined readers, but really, you should take a Linux for a spin, too, and learn a little more about it. It’s one of the greatest inventions of the late 20th century that will reduce your fear and apprehension to computers which Windows probably created in you since young. 
For the lack of a good title, I am going to name this post “Hypercorrection”, after what I am going to write about.
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