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Is gentoo Linux really worth it?
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I used to use it 20 years ago. It's not worth it.
In fact, benchmarks showed it was ultimately slower than some other distro's at the time (and far less productive).
I used it because I thought I'd optimise it specifically for my system. Turns out, there are more important factors than recompiling for your CPU