Boots from usn fine but thats where the good ends. Prompted for a password for the backlight which is a I could not find.
Does not load firmware for wifi either meaning no network device found.
AMD chipset
I genuinely would like a distro that is gentoo based, xfce that is cutting edge that works.
I did not try anything else because there was no connectivity.
The thing to does disappoint about distros like this is that they seem to edit the kernel to remove certain things to slim it down but they often cause more damage. A distro which is trying to be up and coming should include as much as possible firmware wise for compatibility.
Having tried MocaccinoOS, I found it to be a promising, minimalist Linux distribution with an innovative edge, thanks to its Luet package manager and layered approach. The Micro variant is lightweight and ideal for containerized environments, while the Desktop version, built on Gentoo, offers appealing customization. I enjoyed the system’s simplicity and flexibility, but I noticed slower boot times and some gaps, like the lack of Japanese language support, which required manual setup. Still a work in progress, it demands occasional tinkering, but MocaccinoOS is an exciting choice for those who enjoy modern, container-driven systems and don’t mind getting their hands dirty.
Boots from usn fine but thats where the good ends. Prompted for a password for the backlight which is a I could not find.
Does not load firmware for wifi either meaning no network device found.
AMD chipset
I genuinely would like a distro that is gentoo based, xfce that is cutting edge that works.
I did not try anything else because there was no connectivity.
The thing to does disappoint about distros like this is that they seem to edit the kernel to remove certain things to slim it down but they often cause more damage. A distro which is trying to be up and coming should include as much as possible firmware wise for compatibility.
Having tried MocaccinoOS, I found it to be a promising, minimalist Linux distribution with an innovative edge, thanks to its Luet package manager and layered approach. The Micro variant is lightweight and ideal for containerized environments, while the Desktop version, built on Gentoo, offers appealing customization. I enjoyed the system’s simplicity and flexibility, but I noticed slower boot times and some gaps, like the lack of Japanese language support, which required manual setup. Still a work in progress, it demands occasional tinkering, but MocaccinoOS is an exciting choice for those who enjoy modern, container-driven systems and don’t mind getting their hands dirty.
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