Nanachi lemmy.world1Hide 1 reply"Lets install Gentoo" "Why? It is very lightwei-" the computer bursts into flames while attempting to compile the kernel17Reply
rromulator replylemmy.worldFor real. Updating Firefox and LibreOffice on Gentoo can keep you warm for the whole day10Reply
raspberry_confetti replykbin.social1Hide 1 replyNot significantly more so than other full desktop environments12Reply
CCaboose12000 replylemmy.worldoh okay I understand. here I was thinking I was crazy for thinking it ran better or similar to KDE plasma lol it makes sense that it'd be slower than pure terminal.2Reply
lle_saucisson_masque replylemmy.worldIt depends. Is the sky blue or the sun bright ? There is not straight answer to these questions neither. Everything is relative.0Reply
SweetAIBelle kbin.social1Hide 1 replyBut at what cost? (Besides, wouldn't building LFS keep the heat going longer?)5Reply
mmkwt replylemmy.worldLFS is actually less heat per hour than Gentoo because the machine idles between builds while you look up and type in the next command.1Reply
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"Lets install Gentoo"
"Why? It is very lightwei-"
the computer bursts into flames while attempting to compile the kernel
For real. Updating Firefox and LibreOffice on Gentoo can keep you warm for the whole day
huh? is gnome resource intensive?
Yes - source:
I almost installed arch once or twice
Not significantly more so than other full desktop environments
oh okay I understand. here I was thinking I was crazy for thinking it ran better or similar to KDE plasma lol it makes sense that it'd be slower than pure terminal.
It depends. Is the sky blue or the sun bright ? There is not straight answer to these questions neither. Everything is relative.
But at what cost?
(Besides, wouldn't building LFS keep the heat going longer?)
LFS is actually less heat per hour than Gentoo because the machine idles between builds while you look up and type in the next command.
Source banner on the bottom of your photo hisssssss
Or KDE