Better documentation (I'm pretty sure the latest official documentation from gnu/as is from like 2009), packages on all distros & *nix flavors: linux, deb/rpm-b

Better documentation (I'm pretty sure the latest official documentation from gnu/as is from like 2009), packages on all distros & *nix flavors: linux, deb/rpm-based, freebsd, etc. And also why not a lot of people use it.I think gnu/as has a bit better tooling,more flags, etc., but that's quickly changing.