Sabayon Linux
The other day I met Gentoo, I tried to install it, and finally did it after four tries, and the one using the minimal installation did not work. I finally manage to install using the Live CD but only using the Networkless option one on VMWare and one in another partition of my disk.
Well this introduction about Gentoo is to talk about Sabayon I decided to try it as I have read it is like Gentoo but easier to install, I also wanted to try its OOTB (Out of the box functionality).
Sabayon is an Italian Linux that is user oriented, and it is based on Gentoo.
Ok the first thing you will see when start installing Sabayon is Anaconda, as I am a fan of Fedora, this was great for me, as Anaconda is a great installer.
It asks you all the needed info to start installing the system, its disk partitioning tool as most Fedora users may know is really easy to use, you also have flexibility to install Grub, (I needed it to install it on a Multiple Linux boot schema).
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