Differences with Gentoo?
• Overlay: We naturally have our own overlay for ebuilds with portage. Ebuilds is files that contain the directives that say in the administrator of parcels how they install the parcel from the source-code. • Performance: We have modified make.conf in order to we ensure that will run our distribution with the higher speed in the newer material of computers and fast in the older material. Under this form, our distribution is not intended it is organised in the advantages Pentium, even if it is entirely comprehensible. • Variability: Again, we have modified make.conf in order to we give the likeable wide spectrum of characteristic traits for the all computers. We have drawn up also the core that opposes well most from the architectures outside there still always leaving the abundance of room for the output and, as, the possibility changes nothing in your wish • Entropy: We have a binary manager, that can be used as one and unique administrator of system. It functions also with the portag
• Overlay: We have our own Portage overlay for ebuilds. Ebuilds are script files that contain instructions for the Portage package manager on how to install the package from its source code. • Performance: We have modified the Portage make.conf file in order to ensure that our distribution will run at higher speed on newer computers and as fast as possible on older computers. • Variability: Again, we have modified make.conf in order to cater for a wide spectrum of hardware using the x86 and amd64 (x86_64) processor architectures. • Entropy: We have a binary manager that can be used as the one and unique package manager. It functions also with Portage so that you can use them both if you are an experienced user. The Entropy binary packages are ready-built and can be installed immediately without the need to compile anything from the source code. • The main branch of Gentoo is considered Gentoo stable. Sabayon is based on Gentoo’s testing branch. • Sabayon has different versions ready fo
