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bubstance
Non-binary computer witch.
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¡ACHTUNG!
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machine: ThinkPad T420
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os: ⑨front
- auth+cpu+file on encrypted
cwfs
- auth+cpu+file on encrypted
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programs:
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clock
For those interested in learning more about Plan 9 and trying it out in a public environment: SDF Public Access UNIX System is hosting their seasonal Plan 9 Boot Camp starting June 20th. Feel free to drop into com
and say hello!
It sounds like Gentoo is literally exactly what you want.
I am currently not using gentoo, and because the packages in its default repos are only updated when necessary, and the break-my-gentoo repo is more of a joke than an actual replacement for arch.
I’m sorry, but I am genuinely confused here.
Gentoo can be both stable and bleeding edge and allows you to mix and match on a per-package basis.
Does setting ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64"
globally not make things bleeding edge enough for you? Grab *-9999
packages instead.