this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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I didn't reinstall my system for 5 years
Sicko
You probably don't have much on that system and/or you have a lot of discipline...
I did reinstall it after max 1 1/2 years (Arch btw.), either because of breakage, or weird behavior, or it was a chaotic dumpster fire.
At some point I discovered NixOS and was sold (and am still sold after 3 1/2 years using it). But it has a steep learning curve, though it certainly got better over that time.
Gentoo
Not sure what you want to tell me exactly, as the above also applies to Gentoo ^^...
But I guess as a Gentoo user you have a lot of discipline then?