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Am 27.11.2014 um 12:00 schrieb Tom H: |
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> I wouldn't bet to much on that. One of the most vocal anti-systemd |
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> Debian users tried either Gento or Funtoo and reported that |
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> installation and maintenance were difficult. Binary distros do make |
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> things rather easier, especially if you start to play with USE flags |
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> on a source distro. |
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Of course they did. Installing Debian or let's say Ubuntu or Linux Mint |
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is a nobrainer, a streamlined, fast quick and convenient experience, |
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even on most legacy hardware you're done under one hour. |
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Installing Gentoo forces you to think about stuff and know stuff you |
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don't need to know when e.g. using Ubuntu. |
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The Gentoo way equivalent to such distributions is Sabayon: comes with a |
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fully fledged installer (the same like Fedora btw), precompiled binaries |
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and installing doesn't take long. |
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Gentoo is more likely your thing if you want to master your hardware or |
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have quite much knowledge about it. The rest uses other stuff. |
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