>install gentoo >have to compile every program from source

>>61863175
You do realize you can enable downloading the precompiled binaries in portage, right?

>>61863175
>systemd
Enjoy your botnet.

>>61863175
>chooses to use a slow, outdated computer
>bitches that it's slow

Edit the useflags to remove support for shit you don't need and recompile everything

>>61863175
>loonix
U sure did

>>61863202
but then you completely miss the point of a source based distro

>>61863175
It depends on your use case. I have an established set of software which I use on a daily basis.

When I had been using Gentoo, only installation of the main system and my preferred applications took a time. I just launched my install script for a night.

The regular usage didn't feel any different from a distro with pre-compiled binaries. But if you're going to install every other day new software like Arch-schoolkids do, you probably won't be happy with Gentoo.

>>61863270
There's actually no big difference, when you're installing the system, it will compile a lot of packages and it doesn't matter whether it'll take 10 hours of 5, it's already long enough to just put off the machine for a night.

While you're using the system, all updates can be put in background and some single installations don't take lot of time.

>>61863206
Are you retarded? Gentoo uses openrc

>>61865227
not by default

>>61863175
>install gentoo
>most packages are outdated, even in ~amd64
Yes, you did.

>>61865240
idiot