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I have this old intel thinkpad x130e that i want use as a linux machine and i see people her shilling gentoo. How hard is it for a linux noob to learn it and where can i learn how to use.
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Install source mage gnu/linux instead, is perfect and more easy to install
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>>61499756
install clover os
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>>61499879
get the fuck out shill
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>>61499756
Compiling stuff on old hardware isn't a good idea.
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>>61499976
>implying
Our numbers grow, you can't stop us
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I've been using Linux for 6 months now, use Arch, tried Gentoo, gave up after compiling the kernel 3 times and still not having a booting machine
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>>61499921
>Not UEFI support
kys
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>>61500028
just set limits on how much resources are okay to be used and it's fine
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>>61499879
this
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>>61500028
>implying OP won't cross compile with the new Ryzen, which he should have bought
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>>61503252
>implying AMD can fix the hardware caused segfaults
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>>61503252
you mean cross-segfault? lol
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>>61501242
Source?
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I'm itching to install gentoo. I'm already used to apt and Debian/systemd way of doing things. Will it be hard to switch to OpenRC. I spent a long time using void/runit.
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It wouldn't be worth the compile time unless you are fine with updating every 2 weeks or more.
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