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I thought that was what Gentoo was doing, but they have far more binary packages nowadays than I thought they'd ever get.
Which you still need to specifically specify. By default everything still has to be compiled.
That's good then. :)
llvm, clang are packages I give 0 fucks about, but take a significant part of my updates. I never really got around to it, but I will try to make them binary downloads instead of building that shit. Like I understand gcc, but have 0 interest in llvm, and can't have firefox without it.. smh