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by _davide_
269 days ago
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I have been using Gentoo 10+ years, you can save time using other distros but you'll waste an insane amount of time as soon as you want to properly configure a yubikey or set up a modern compilation stack (or update specific drivers or fixing the kernel).
Compiling everything seems like an overkill, but remember it's unattended time, just start the upgrade before dinner twice a week and you'll be good to go.
(Failure to compile in Gentoo are extremely rare, less than once a year) The upside is deciding exactly which packets you want and which versions, and whenever you want to customize( or fix) a specific thing it's trivial. |
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