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Boosted by soatok@furry.engineer ("Soatok Dreamseeker"):
veronica@explains.social ("Veronica Explains") wrote:
Here's an example of that documentation difference:
Arch Wiki's GNOME page is written in a way that's really helpful when I'm struggling with a specific issue, like color profiles or a touchpad bug.
Gentoo Wiki's GNOME page is a guide. It's designed around Gentoo. It covers much of the same topics but when you read it from start to finish, you'll understand GNOME on Gentoo a lot better.