@p @BleachWaffen Gentoo's issue is autism. The decision to give every available option for every package ever a flag you can enable, disable, globally forbid whatever is just too much for some people. I chose Gentoo in 2005 because I wanted to learn Linux not windows on a Linux kernel. I started with Caldera OpenLinux 1.3 in the 90s. I used mandrake (then mandriva). I was installing progeny which was a debian based distro as planes were hitting the towers. The vast amount of my system administration knowledge came from running Gentoo. One of my best irl friends I met on poast also runs Gentoo. It's a learning curve but it's one you will take with you for every distro you hop