This ends the distrowars
This ends the distrowars
Josiah Davis
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Dominic Watson
Damn it, I just realized I posted the wrong image. No wonder nobody replied...
David Butler
>no software
>tranny coreutils
>lacks gorillion desktop packages
GNU won
John Bennett
>slow libc because muh embeddud!!
>shit non-POSIX compliant utils because muh 2 megaboots of space!!
>shit default shell
>shit default compiler
why would anyone use this garbage is beyond me
Grayson Garcia
it's okay at running python
Carson Rivera
running python is not okay
Gabriel Powell
Ranger is the best file manager
Joseph Kelly
Hell yeah
Ethan Perry
Give me some practical reasons to use this.
Jaxon Foster
I agree, Gentoo is trash.
Jaxon Cook
It's good for Docker containers, not so much for desktop usage.
Blake Collins
fastest package manager
Ryan Perez
i don’t use gentoo
Jonathan Thompson
nooo, not my heckin posix!!!!
William Hughes
>muh embeddud
drewdevault.com
Levi Young
It's for running containers, not for workstation tasks.
Zachary Harris
it has a 5mb docker image
Jack Morgan
This ends the distrowars
Logan Torres
>featureful glibc implementation is slightly more complex than the gimped musl implementation
ok
Colton Martin
based
Noah Wilson
Why would you use a distro in Docker? Just throw in the software you want to run and its dependencies. There, now you have 0MB overhead instead of 5.
Caleb Cooper
>fucks up DNS
Andrew Murphy
Throw in where?
Gabriel Roberts
Caleb Davis
Just use guix pack -f docker retards
Jayden Butler
>It's a deliberate choice of the underlying musl libc implementation to not support DNS over TCP, which is the root cause for some DNS requests not working.
AHAHAHAHAHHAHA
Nolan Ross
The container image.
No, use dockerTools.buildLayeredImage
David Reyes
Redpill me on those or on slackware.
Cooper Martinez
Slackware is a really solid base containing everything you never thought you needed, allowing you to add your own packages on top and customize everything. Don't care about being up to date with shit and do things *your* way, it's the perfect distro for people who want to fiddle with a distro's internals and make their own management utilities (slackware hardly has any).
Crux is essentially slackware-lite with a more complete package manager.