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It's got very similar benefits to Arch in terms of system setup and configuration with a few extras: - for the binary version the difference might not be as si
by lucideer 3y ago
It's got very similar benefits to Arch in terms of system setup and configuration with a few extras:
- for the binary version the difference might not be as significant but bit for bit I'd say it's still more configurable than Arch
- in terms of choices they've made about conventional system defaults, there's more interesting options on offer: especially when it comes to Systemd -vs- OpenRC & networkmanager -vs- netifrc
- I'm not sure how true this last point is, but I get the impression the system of overlays & profiles is a little more expressive & powerful than equivalents in other distros. E.g. Manjaro is often considered to be something of bastardisation of Arch by virtue of some underlying design decisions made in "forking / extending" it, & compatibility is limited. On the other hand things like Funtoo & Pentoo are really just Gentoo at heart, using its core features for packaging distro customisations.