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Why am I moving to Gentoo?
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| So to summarize all that next time I’m asked “why Gentoo?” my answer should
| be “because I feel at home with it”. I don’t mind if you keep using Debian.
| Debian is a great operating system; I still use it as my disc-encryption file
| server. Still, I don’t feel at home there. I have seen my more: this more is
| Gentoo.
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http://blog.hartwork.org/?p=181
Finding a new distro... part 1?
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| I've been looking pretty seriously at Arch to replace Gentoo, so this post
| will describe my experiences and impressions thus far. I set up a VM to try
| the install and get a feel for the distro, and so far it seems OK. The
| install was easy and pretty fast, although I would have liked the ability to
| configure my kernel at install -- a step that, at least after years of
| Gentoo, was conspicuously missing.
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http://jdm-tech.blogspot.com/2008/12/finding-new-distro-part-1.html
Recent:
Gentoo still rules
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| Gentoo is pretty good for this kind of thing, whatever its other
| shortcomings. Does any other distro make it this easy to do such things? (I'm
| genuinely curious.)
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http://briancarper.net/2008/09/26/gentoo-still-rules/
Viva Gentoo
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| Talking about a light desktop, there is now a Gentoo project to bring LXDE,
| the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment, to our beloved distro. I already
| committed PCManFM, a fast and lightweight, tabbed GTK+ file manager, which is
| used as the default file manager in LXDE.
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http://ben.liveforge.org/viva-gentoo
Satisfied Gentoo users
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| If you, like me, would rather “think positive” — life can be depressing
| enough as it is — then here are some more recent, positive, reactions from
| satisfied Gentoo users...
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http://ben.liveforge.org/satisfied-gentoo-users
I keep coming back to Gentoo!
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| And in general, portage and all the gentoo associated tools feel better,
| maybe because I have become more accustomed to them. And final point, I do
| not have to install g++, it is already installed. The toolchain is already
| there to compile anything that I want.
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http://rahulthewall.wordpress.com/2008/09/27/i-keep-coming-back-to-gentoo/
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