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Who doesn't like the running symbols in the terminal?(lemmy.world)

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rottingleaf@lemmy.zip
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12 hours, yes? My first Gentoo install took like 3 times that for all the things stupid me wanted to have.

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jakobmn@feddit.dk
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So I take it you did not install OpenOffice?

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rottingleaf@lemmy.zip
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I think there were binary packages for it and Firefox, I wasn’t completely unprepared.

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fl42v@lemmy.ml
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Relatable. Me: wants musl libc and to build stuff with clang (so that it’s not gnu/gentoo). Firefox: doesn’t want neither muls, nor clang due to some god knows how old bug.

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rottingleaf@lemmy.zip
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Even under FreeBSD and OpenBSD they use GCC for things requiring it, which kinda highlights Gentoo philosophy’s problem in this regard. Setting USE flags mostly globally seems like a cool idea, but when for customization it gets down to setting them for every package - one could as well use FreeBSD ports.

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