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Any distros you reccomend with these requirements
(lemmy.world)
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What's wrong with Gentoo?
Nothing, since I use it myself. But it's likely to be a massive shock to someone who was expecting a binary distro.
@luciferofastora @nyan I love me some gentoo. But the idea of eeking out significant speed improvements by compiling a very package from scratch is just not going to appeal to many people.
Understandable, yeah