On 2015-01-18, Rich Freeman <ri...@gentoo.org> wrote:
> Speak for yourself. :) I did comment on my thoughts in this area in
> Donnie's thread. Gentoo (IMHO) tends not to be the best distro for
> doing anything in particular. I find that its best feature is that it
> is reasonably good at doing just about anything - it is a
> jack-of-all-trades.
Well put. With Ubuntu, it's trivial to install one of the 2 or 3
pre-set configurations and then do the set of N things that the Ubuntu
developers thought you would want to do. As soon as you stray from
that pre-cooked set of configurations and tasks, things quickly get a
_lot_ more difficult.
With Gentoo, it's a little more work, but you can do what _you_ want
to and and you don't have to stick to the configurations and tasks
that the developers have already thought of.
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