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Same. Still running Gentoo 20 years later.
Still compiling qtwebkit? :)
There's a lot to love about Gentoo. I miss it dearly, but I've been using NixOS lately and have been very happy with it too. It's just quite a lot easier to maintain and the model for packages makes it a lot easier to set up binary caches and stuff... Still, there's something very cozy about our dear portage :).