Adventures with Redcore Linux

Hello, fellow Linux enthusiasts! Today I want to share with you my experience of using Redcore Linux for the last few months. Redcore Linux is a Gentoo-based distribution that aims to provide a user-friendly and stable system without sacrificing performance and flexibility. Sounds great, right? Well, there is a catch: you have to build everything from source.

Yes, you heard me right. Redcore Linux does not always provide binary packages for most of the software you need or want. Instead, you have to compile them yourself using the Portage package manager. This means that you have to wait for hours or even days for your system to be updated or installed. And don't get me started on the dependencies and the USE flags. It's a nightmare!

But why would anyone subject themselves to such torture, you may ask? Well, I have a few reasons. First of all, I like to challenge myself and learn new things. Building from source is a great way to understand how Linux works and how to customize it to your needs. Second, I like to have control over what goes into my system and how it behaves. With Redcore Linux, I can tweak every aspect of my software and optimize it for my hardware. Third, I like to brag about it to my friends and online communities. There is something satisfying about showing off your geeky skills and your unique system.

So, how has it been so far? Well, besides the long compile times and the occasional errors and crashes, everything has been somewhat smooth. Redcore Linux has a nice graphical installer that makes the initial setup easy and fast. It also has a friendly and helpful community that provides support and tips. And most importantly, it has a beautiful and responsive desktop environment that makes using Linux a pleasure.

Of course, Redcore Linux is not for everyone. It requires a lot of patience, time, and resources. It also requires a lot of knowledge and skills. If you are looking for a simple and stable system that just works out of the box, you may want to look elsewhere. But if you are looking for a fun and rewarding adventure that pushes your limits and gives you a sense of accomplishment, you may want to give Redcore Linux a try.

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