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Unfortunately the binary packages are still only available upto x86-64-v3, so users on x86-64-v4 (which I reckon what majority of "advanced" users would be usin
by d3Xt3r 1y ago
Unfortunately the binary packages are still only available upto x86-64-v3, so users on x86-64-v4 (which I reckon what majority of "advanced" users would be using) and even more so AMD Zen 4/5 users would be missing out on advanced instructions and other compile optimisations.
Luckily Arch/CachyOS users don't have to worry about this as CachyOS offers optimised packages for modern CPUs. Until Gentoo offers an equivalent - without manual compiling needed - I won't consider it.
- amano-kenji 1y agoMost advanced users don't really care much about latest compiler optimizations. I don't. I think linus torvalds still just runs GNOME or KDE on fedora. Linus doesn't care about compiler optimizations on his own machines. Does a web developer need to know latest compiler optimizations? Most of them don't.
- d3Xt3r 1y agoRespectfully disagree, the kind of "advanced" users who typically use Gentoo actually do care about compiler optimisations. If you use Gentoo and don't care about it, I'd say you're in the minority of those users.