What's so good about Gentoo? And why shouldn't I just

If you have to ask, stick with ubuntu.

Well for starts it doesn't use systemd

but I like your anime pic so go ahead and use Ubuntu

If you have to ask then you're not ready for it.

>>57647090
More control, more performance.

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>>57647127
>>57647136
This isn't that much of a "what should i use" question (it obviously is part that) but more of a "why does everyone keep spamming install Gentoo" sort of question

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Stick on Ubuntu gentoo is just a meme, arch Linux has a really great package manager tho

>>57647160
If you need to ask why it is good then it's not for you.
Why would people "keep spamming install gentoo"? Try not being so new.

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>>57647183
Damn, should've lurked more

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>>57647180
Mm yes I do like arch's package manager

>>57647203
Gentoo is a meme because of its customizability (in other words: You'll take about 3.5 to 7 hours of writing well documented code and installing the OS) straight down to the kernel.

Apart from that it's a little bit like Arch, just that you compile things, but the customizability is on par with or better than Arch.

>>57647357
It's far more customizable than arch.

>>57647369
I'm still on babby knowledge of Linux so thanks for telling me that.

>>57647180
You have no idea of how gentoo works, do you?