>Not using pre-compiled binaries means you're a Gentoo noob You're a whole new level of dumb
Brayden Hill
It actually does.
Gentoo is about user choice and making things easier to do. If you are building chromium from source instead of just unpacking a .deb file when you aren't modifying the source then you are a legit noob.
It's about choice, indeed. If you prefer using pre-compiled binaries with USE flags you don't even need or have control over, then you're better off switching to a binary distro, mongoloid.
Again, it's about choice, and you didn't even care to try to answer my question. Shut up if you don't have anything to say. I hope you trip and fall on the floor, and hurt yourself. Not much, but just enough to feel a slight form of discomfort using that thick tetherball you call a head.
Camden Ward
USE=jumbo-build helps somewhat. It still takes a long time though. Firefox is getting shittier too with its Rust etc. bullshit.
Brayden Gomez
Daily reminder to ignore and hide/block the pedo tripfaggot.
Eli Davis
this is not really a fair picture as you do not count compile time for cargo and rustc for firefox.also you probably didn’t use any system libraries in your chromium build
Noah Roberts
If you can provide with a better way of (genlop) comparison that I can reproduce, I'm all ears.
I could infer that you were complaining about compile times so I gave you a sane alternative that you would have already considered if you weren't an idiot.
The mere fact that you bring up USE flags for chromium just further cements the idea that you have no fucking clue about anything Gentoo related. You don't need to use any of the USE flags on chromium, regardless of what you "feel" that you want to do, you only feel that way because you are a noob.
Grayson Rivera
It's clearly firefox-esr which don't require Rust shit.
Jordan Cooper
> chromium > webkit-gtk > large projects like libreoffice > fancy qt libraries
you simply don't compile those type of packages unless it is absolutely necessary
Logan White
It's not a rhetorical question, but even in the far remote chance that it was, you still replied without any to contribute. Must I tell you again to shut up?
Moreover, I'm aware of the binary releases available and made a *choice* (must I tell you again it's about choice?) not to resort to pre-compiled packages, not because I hadn't considered them.
And finally, USE flags extend beyond chromium, and Gentoo users often use optimally compiled packages using their own CPU, hence my *choice* as well to compile. One might even ask themselves why one used Gentoo if one does feel the need to compile at all. You might even ask yourself that, judging by your arguments.
Dylan Miller
why isn’t the mongoloid tripfaggot banned yet?
Alexander Butler
Again, you "feel" this way and made a "choice" based on being a fucking stupid noob.
The compile time options are overridden on a package like chromium, even if they weren't you wouldn't gain any fucking speed at all. You see, there is this thing called javascript byte code that is generated on the fly optimized for whatever platform its running on.
But then again if you weren't a dipshit noob you would already know this.
C++ compile times are atrocious. And trust me, Google already does all they can to fix it. Ninja instead of Make, Precompiled headers... nothing helps.
John Powell
zero-cost abstractions are take time
Ian Evans
Even if so, where's the fun in that? Remember that not only Funtoo users are allowed to have fun. It's about choice, and if we want to compile, we can. End of discussion. Next time just answer the fucking question or shove a sock in it.
Caleb Jenkins
Glad you finally admitted you are only doing it for fun, I.E. don't know what the fuck you are doing.
Now that you know, it won't be fun to compile chromium and you can use a binary.
Liam Green
Do any one know how much time Emacs take to compile ???
Lincoln Collins
No, it's *you* doing this for fun. Arguing for arguing's sake - what are you, 10? Fucking pointless.now that you know, every time you're being this stupid, think about it when you lay in your bed, or when you're looking in the mirror. Sleep and your reflection won't be as enjoyable anymore.
Ayden James
not much at all, at least on somewhat decent hardware
Elijah Morgan
>The compile time options are overridden on a package like chromium, No they are not, you faggot. The basic strip-flags is run but that only removes funroll-loops and such but leaves march=native for example. Or everything stays if custom-cflags is USEd.
Justin White
Welcome to C++. We had insane servers for huge projects in C++ so devs could actually do things instead of waiting for compiles.
Jack Stewart
I use binary Firefox on gentoo. I don't mind updates or compile times. Just not worth it imo to build browser myself. What the other user is saying is true if it costs more than you save. Pointless. I also install binaries of non free software ACCEPT_LICENSE="*" Freefags btfo
Adam Lewis
about this long Tue May 8 23:37:57 2018 >>> app-editors/emacs-25.3-r4 merge time: 50 seconds. and this is how long it takes to get rid of Tue May 8 23:39:24 2018
Tyler Perez
Your gantoo+loonix is fucked nigga.
I compiled chromium on debian and it took no more than 30 minutes.
Ian Morgan
>i5-2500K Get yourself a Ryzen 7, senpai
I don't use chromium itself, but qtwebengine is basically the same just reskinned and according to genlop has been taking 25-45mins to build (niced portage)
Qutebrowser does not seem to take too long to compile though still long(1-2 hour I think), have not needed firefox/chrome though so can't really compare Also anyone tried ccache? Does it work for new versions of packages or just for recompiling the same version only?
