would be nice if you put a bit more info on what cloveros is all about, which distro is it based on? Gentoo I'm guessing? For whom is it made for (programmers,newbies, etc...).
Good idea though, hope you actually make progress.
Jace Barnes
It's like Crunchbang, but Gentoo.
The binaries are autistically riced with love for optimum fastness.
Aaron Howard
too bad it looks like shit.
Ayden Carter
cool, if you want to attract more folks to this, have some guide on how to contribute, or at least post some places where you learned this stuff, I'm guessing you went through that linux from scratch tutorial? also, livecds would be nice, and possibly a gui installer for the lazybros
Adrian Jackson
LiveCD is in progress. Right now I'm using a random iso and running the script to install it.
I started this on Monday, so things are changing quickly.
Kayden Hall
How is this better than TidOS?
Ryder Cox
tst
Asher Thomas
it runs on a distro that actually works
Carter Long
>I started this on Monday lol, nice, a good project for the summer & beyond then
Caleb Rogers
>inb4 this is actually a initiative launched by the CIA to spy on people who regularly watch terry Davis bashing CIA niggers
Why not. Thanks for this and make it a reference, with good customizatiin features. Put compiz on this by default and some cool themes. are you behind the clover app btw ?
Daniel Barnes
I will make logo for it!
Anthony Cruz
>are you behind the clover app btw ?
no, it's an old meme
Bentley Reyes
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Joshua Gray
which kernel are you guys going to use? which scheduler are you going to be using?
>no goatsy ascii animation while emerging DROPPED LIKE BAKA
Parker Roberts
I see, nice, how cutting edge are you guys planning on being?
William Sanchez
Gentoo stable except for mpv
Brayden Foster
it's not a real distro without an asscii logo
Isaiah Green
this we need it for the threads
Jaxson Walker
Is this going to have a focus on privacy and security? Because then it would be the perfect OS and I would unironically install it: >gentoo without spending days to install >made for ricing >hardened
I would kinda like rolling release but stable is fine too.
Jack Collins
It's focused on speed and low ram usage.
eselect profile select hardened/linux/amd64 nano /etc/portage/make.conf # add stack smashing protection and sane cflags emerge -e world
Nathaniel Rogers
Gentoo stable is rolling release. It's kinda like Debian testing in that it's rolling, but they actually make sure it works before removing ~amd64
Sebastian Bennett
Ah that's fantastic.
But that requires me to put in effort of my own
Nolan Perez
Gentoo makes it easiest. Just 3 commands dude
Jason Baker
>nano /etc/portage/make.conf That's "one command" but it requires user input, a lot of it
Anyway I'm just shitposting, this would be a good excuse to actually learn gentoo and hardening in general.