Seeing that this is your first post and that it appears in the general discussion and is of a subject matter that can be easily looked up set off some of my spammer red flags. But if you're really interested in joining the community I recommend replying to the Nice to meet you thread and avoid urls to non gaming related sites.
But to answer your question, I found this on google:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison ... tributions
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Linux - Distributions
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ARCH is the best if you know what you are doing. Especially now that they dropped their graphical installer so it is super light and respects the users desires for their system.
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I prefer Gentoo's portage over Arch's pacman but building everything yourself is a little time consuming.
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You san check out Sabayon. It uses Gentoo as a base and you can just install packages or build them. I used Gentoo and Sabayon both previously, but enjoy ARCH way more as I get the speed of Gentoo, but the ease of maintaining my system.tiorthan wrote:I prefer Gentoo's portage over Arch's pacman but building everything yourself is a little time consuming.
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That's exactly why there's an Arch on my laptop I have Gentoo on my servers and desktop, though.neofax wrote:but enjoy ARCH way more as I get the speed of Gentoo, but the ease of maintaining my system.