What is THE most bleeding edge distro? I would assume it has

>>57248776
Gentoo, in all seriousness.

That picture of Tux looks bad. I dislike it when people use it.

>>57248776
Lfs
> you are the blood dripping off the edge

The main branch of Gentoo is considered Gentoo stable. Sabayon is based on Gentoo's testing branch.

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>>57248776
Install gentoo

>>57250323
If you add ~amd64 to your make.conf you can use the testing branch also. It's actually more stable in my opinion because there are less package conflicts.

>>57248776
Just install OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.

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I've been working on one for like 14 months now with a lot of ideas from left field. I'd consider it bleeding edge since no one in their right mind would use it.

>>57250362
I've been running stable gentoo for months and really happy with it. Considering switching flag. I guess I can always switch back if everything breaks...

>>57249461
>>57250362
Its not though because they still mask some of the newest packages.

try freeBSD-current

Antergos

>edited package.keyword to include testing for gentoo-sources
>4.8.4 kernel takes an extra second to load

Thanks /g/

>>57252581
>not using git sources
I thought you wanted bleeding edge.

>>57252638
I honestly didn't know this existed. brb