When comparing Guix vs Redcore Linux, the Slant community recommends Redcore Linux for most people. In the question“What are the best Linux distros that don't use systemd?” Redcore Linux is ranked 14th while Guix is ranked 16th. The most important reason people chose Redcore Linux is:
It is a full stage 4 build that is fully compatible with Gentoo.
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Pros
Pro Atomic package management without bloated init/supervision systems
For those with a clear focused concept of what is wanted, after building, the build can be replicated in a blink on countless machines. Both GUIX and shephard are complex but also a breath of fresh air.
Pro Secure rootless installation
While the whole system can be configured using a declarative file with sufficient privileges. Users can install any package in their own local profile with a single command without root.
Pro A truly advanced operating system
Solves modern problems of software management in one concise, coherent, and fully integrated system.
Pro Stage 4 build of Gentoo
It is a full stage 4 build that is fully compatible with Gentoo.
Pro Focuses Qt-Software
It focuses Qt-desktops and software but it also has GTK+ software available if you need them.
Pro Easy to use
Best Gentoo based distro.
Cons
Con Not for newbies, neither for seasoned professionals, unless raging against conformity with artful purpose
