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Whichever one you chose is the wrong one!
This is the only right answer
One of the main reasons I've stayed on the sidelines. Lol
Every time I get close, I read about something else screwy.
lol, just try one for a few months and then switch at some point. At one point in my life I was switch distros every two weeks to a months with some stable distro for 3-6 months. But it was an exciting time in 2004-201. Lot of variety back then on how a distro worked
Whichever one you choose is the right one!
list one problem with Gentoo?