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>>1712
for me win7 still works fine, with some patching (dnscrypt, other networking, server 2008 r2 updates) its quite good ＼(＾o＾)／
for me win7 still works fine, with some patching (dnscrypt, other networking, server 2008 r2 updates) its quite good ＼(＾o＾)／
Hello anon, i use gentoo
>>1710
Nah but I've been able to learn to to make and execute bash scripts on WSL, though this was done through a virtualized Ubuntu install not a gentoo one.
I'm currently using it to compare image codecs with CVVDP though I've had to call the windows CVVDP install as emulating it on WSL has been a pain.
I do hope one day I become skilled enough to run everything on the bare metal. I'd love to see what the performance of those ARM chromebooks is like for testing purposes.
Nah but I've been able to learn to to make and execute bash scripts on WSL, though this was done through a virtualized Ubuntu install not a gentoo one.
I'm currently using it to compare image codecs with CVVDP though I've had to call the windows CVVDP install as emulating it on WSL has been a pain.
I do hope one day I become skilled enough to run everything on the bare metal. I'd love to see what the performance of those ARM chromebooks is like for testing purposes.
Look, I tried to switch from Arch to Gentoo, but it's wasting my god damn time. I swear, it takes 8 hours to compile some random fucking package, and then it suddenly fails. Also why is the package manager written with Python? When I switched back from Gentoo to Arch, It felt like pacman was unbelievably fast.
I run Gentoo +OpenRC + Sway on all my machines. I used Arch for ~3 years before that, but I switched because pacman kind of sucks, and managing packages on arch got way too annoying. Now, I just run updates in the background like once per week. My desktop has an i5-10600k and 16GB ram, so updates are reasonably fast. Even on my shitty ThinkPad, they're not that bad. Gentoo is just comfy, man.
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