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behold, a gentoo.

A Gentoo butterfly

why? wherefore? what does gentoo save us from?

away from windows.

ai-enabled windows explorer

documents/ folder is onedrive

86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2

calmer than arch linux.

fix problems then forget what'd changed

partial up/downgrades are near-violent

though archwiki+aur remain supreme

the source becomes yours.

grow+reduce the feature space in package.use

change build-time definitions in package.env

pick old/calm/new in package.accept_keywords

bend code like paper in /etc/portage/patches

edit ebuilds without forks via install hooks

When the ground hurts your feet,

you recompile it.

A hundred directories,

a thousand packages,

zero land outside of your kingdom.


no way am i remembering how those 100 comments link together (ᵕ°ㅁ°)


Yeah that's why I wrote funroll. When one idea causes one change to three packages and three changes to one, I wanted that written down neatly. Documentation as code, auto-synced to my system.

Donald Knuth called this wish "literate programming". Wikipedia ⇗.

And of course, my Gentooic triptych —— site, knowledge base, conf tree —— has minimal dependencies in C (the most fun language other than Rust). Wootwoot.


Come join me where I've ranted about my configs ⟹, and how I'd gotten there.

Or perhaps look at my GitHub source code ⇗. It's pretty understandable, you should be able to copy it to your system.

Or you can make this Linux blog fall apart.