Certainly, I'll do that with pleasure.

@Jacob Welsh

>The network connection comes first, unless you mean to ferry RPMs and vpatches by some other means.

Yes of course. The only piece of software I might ferry over manually is V itself.

> Not sure if you know what a syslog daemon is; if not you'll certainly want to learn, install if necessary, configure & peruse the logs.

I don't know what it is, so I will investigate.

> You'll need to decide whether to apply initial or future rounds of yum updates. (At least since this is a stable distro they're much less likely to break things than, say, Gentoo.)

Hm not quite sure what you mean. I'll ask in chan tomorrow.

>I suggest trying to do without quicklisp: fetch your dependencies by hand, starting your own collection, and learn to use "asdf" directly. Same advice would apply to PyPI and any similar.

Alright, I see reasoning behind this. It's worth while to experience pain every time one adds a dependency.

Not sure if you know what a syslog daemon is; if not you'll certainly want to learn, install if necessary, configure & peruse the logs.

You'll need to decide whether to apply initial or future rounds of yum updates. (At least since this is a stable distro they're much less likely to break things than, say, Gentoo.)

I suggest trying to do without quicklisp: fetch your dependencies by hand, starting your own collection, and learn to use "asdf" directly. Same advice would apply to PyPI and any similar.