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diff --git a/posts/gentoo.md b/posts/gentoo.md index be5cac4..603bc78 100644 --- a/posts/gentoo.md +++ b/posts/gentoo.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ intending to only use gentoo, and arch only when I didn't have the time to wait for the package to compile, but ended up only booting to arch and almost never to gentoo, at that time if you were to ask me the best package manager I would have unhesitatingly said arch's pacman, while I still thing that pacman is the best -<strong class="color1">binary</strong> package manager +<strong class="orange_text">binary</strong> package manager for the past few months I have started to really like gentoo and its package manager portage and there are different reasons for that. @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ since you literally can skip some useless parts of a program (useless for you of resulting in less bloated, therefore faster and more secure programs, but again I don't really find it that important. -### <strong class="color4">No systemd</strong>! +### <strong class="red_text">No systemd</strong>! I am not against systemd but I prefer to not use it. On gentoo the default init system is openrc and it works with no problem. @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Like everything, it has some negative stuff about it as well, those are * Compilation can take some time. -* Gentoo is the one of <strong class="color1">the hardest</strong> distro to manage. +* Gentoo is the one of <strong class="orange_text">the hardest</strong> distro to manage. I am saying both of those with an asterisk, because although I agree that there are some big pieces of software that you basically have to have like a browser, (it took 6h to compile a browser on my machine) but most of the time |