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I can't tell whether you are being sarcastic. Seriously. I hate Gentoo with a passion. Being able to pick versions and set flags means that, between any two Ge
by k_sze 10y ago
I can't tell whether you are being sarcastic. Seriously.
I hate Gentoo with a passion. Being able to pick versions and set flags means that, between any two Gentoo installations, the difference is likely bigger than any two Ubuntu 16.04 installation.
I think it just creates more complexity for support scenarios.
I'd definitely not recommend it for "serious desktop use" unless you are a hardcore graybeard.
- najati83 10y agoI am not being sarcastic and I use it and I have used it for years. I consider myself a "hardcore greybeard", or a neckbeard, which is what you actually meant ;P I don't agree with the support thing though. Most Gentoo users are knowledgeable; developers are always on irc/forums lending support; certain commands such as `emerge --info' make it easy to figure out what the state of the machine is regarding flags/masks.
- k_sze 10y agoI really meant "graybeard". I think "neckbeard" has a negative connotation, whereas "graybeard" is just supposed to mean somebody of older age who is knowledgeable.