Gentoo all the way!!!
So I have been testing out Gentoo for over a year now. I installed it on a new work computer, and now I have installed it on my own new personal computer at home.
So far, what do I think of Gentoo. Best OS ever. From the years at work of installing different linux based OS's I've will definitely put Gentoo as the Best. I have a custom system with only the packages that I want installed. I have KDE 4 running on my computer and Awesome. Sometimes I just like to have lots of terminals and Awesome window manager tiles them very nicely. I have also been very use to running tmux on a daily bases.
Other thoughts. I have been using Vim for almost 16 years now. I started using Vim because it was very convenient to use at work. It could be run on the server. I've been testing out lots of Vim plugins with the help of spf13 the vim bundle of plugins. And it actually uses Vundle, a plugin manager for Vim. I also have both the first and second edition of Drew's book "Practical Vim, Editing text at the speed of thought". If you want to learn Vim I'd suggest reading his book. If your a Emacs user then type the following:
sudo apt-get remove emacs;sudo apt-get install vim
Ha ha.
So far, what do I think of Gentoo. Best OS ever. From the years at work of installing different linux based OS's I've will definitely put Gentoo as the Best. I have a custom system with only the packages that I want installed. I have KDE 4 running on my computer and Awesome. Sometimes I just like to have lots of terminals and Awesome window manager tiles them very nicely. I have also been very use to running tmux on a daily bases.
Other thoughts. I have been using Vim for almost 16 years now. I started using Vim because it was very convenient to use at work. It could be run on the server. I've been testing out lots of Vim plugins with the help of spf13 the vim bundle of plugins. And it actually uses Vundle, a plugin manager for Vim. I also have both the first and second edition of Drew's book "Practical Vim, Editing text at the speed of thought". If you want to learn Vim I'd suggest reading his book. If your a Emacs user then type the following:
sudo apt-get remove emacs;sudo apt-get install vim
Ha ha.
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