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compiling the gentoo kernel, take 2, currently underway
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It's been a long day but I just installed Gentoo Linux!! Tons of fun to follow, hopefully (no unixporn yet I don't have a graphical environment or even like. a user set up yet)
sometimes using nixos feels like microdosing gentoo
best distro for an old, slow laptop running windows 8? already tried mint and its a bit slow itself
That's a great question, but it's missing a couple of key details. First of all, what flavor of mint were you using? If you were using cinnamon, I recommend the xfce variant. If you are willing to give it a shot, a WM may just be a great choice. My personal favorite is bspwm. In terms of lightweight distros, Arch and Gentoo are great choices, despite my problems with them in the past.
gentoo goes crazy until you have to package anything that isn't a C, C++, or Rust project frfr
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so i spent last week "live"-converting my desktop from void to gentoo. this was easier said than done, but still easier than when i live converted my laptop from nixos to gentoo.
the major thing that made it easier was that my storage scheme was already using ZFS, which meant that I could do the installation without a live CD and just make a new zvol to hold the new gentoo rootfs. i was able to mostly skip the gentoo handbook and only do the following steps:
extract stage3
generate /etc/fstab for the non-zfs partitions (boot filesystem and my nas)
kernel configuration
the kernel configuration was what fucked me over when i first tried to reboot, since I hadn't re-generated the initramfs after building the ZFS kernel modules. I re-chrooted in from my void install and regenerated it. since then it's worked like a charm.
separating /home from / is great if you're a chronic distrohopper, and i recommend ZFS to make it even easier
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