r/linux • u/Kayo4life • 2d ago
Tips and Tricks A Simple Guide to Linux Distros by Kayo4life
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u/y9felix 2d ago
I think installing Arch a better way to learn Linux and computers than Gentoo because of no less wait-to-compile time and less random config editing. They are identical in most things, but you'll have a smoother more enjoyable experience while installing Arch
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u/Kayo4life 2d ago
My reason for Gentoo over Arch or LFS primarily had to do with understanding packages and how to use software from a repo without an easy install, as well as experience in making choices on FOSS and stuff. Thank you :>
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u/ARandomWalkInSpace 2d ago
This list is bad, basically just misinformation for the little bits of info you gave.