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Michael Bailey
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No thanks. I want my computer to be functional.
Caleb Sullivan
Grayson Green
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yes, then I've reverted to Debian, Fedora and Sabayon
opensuse is fine too
(I haven't used a MS or Apple OS for ten years now)
Joseph Foster
Fuck normies
Isaac Wright
nah I run Ubuntu
Jaxon Stewart
-Does using Gentoo actually make your computer run any faster? Does configuring a minimal kernel and compiling all your packages with optimization flags make a big difference? Woulnd't a binary distribution just keep a repository of binary files depending on your architecture?
Levi Thompson
Nope, but I used to use KDE neon
Brandon Torres
>run any faster
only overclocking makes it "run faster". what do you mean?
Brody Thomas
yeah but only as an experiment
I don't give a shit about distro I run on my computer these days as long as it doesn't make you go balls deep into it to get it working
currently on openSUSE Tumbleweed just because I already had an usb stick with it and I was too lazy to flash something else
Jackson Powell
For almost anyone who'd install Gentoo, the answer is no. It's all placebo.
Andrew Scott
no, I use debian like any sane person would
Oliver Nguyen
For me, as a Linux Power User, it’s Arch Linux
Tyler Hughes
No, I use Ubuntu
Chase Sullivan
as any sane lesbian would*
Gavin Brooks
Not if you can waste less time on context switches
Leo Thompson
haven't tried it, but it's been in the back of my mind
Jaxon Ross
see rbt.asia
>Does using Gentoo actually make your computer run any faster? Does configuring a minimal kernel and compiling all your packages with optimization flags make a big difference?
not really
>Woulnd't a binary distribution simply keep a repository of binary files depending on your architecture?
binary distros already have repositories for specific architectures like x86-64, 32-bit x86 and arm*
what they don't have is packages optimized for your specific cpu model (you can do this on gentoo)
Liam Gutierrez
Jose James
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Lucas Young
It seems difficult to use Linux.....
Evan Jenkins
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Arch and wsl
Wyatt Hall
who /clang+musl+libressl/ here?
Isaac Cox
it really isn't these days
I'd argue it's even easier to use than Windows if you just use your computer for regular everyday shit
just download Ubuntu or Mint, press Next a few times, wait 10 minutes and you can get to work
no ads, no telemetry, no forced updates, no microshit bloat
Chase Wood
not if you use a proper distro
Ubuntu and Mint are easy as fuck and have lots of documentation