I am trying to get XFCE4 compiled for the Raspberry Pi 2 and it has been going for half the day so far. But the real worry is that this is being done on an 8GB micro SD card. There is not much space left and I expect there is many days worth of compiling left. I was misled by this page saying a max of 10 GB is needed for typical FreeBSD usage: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/18759/ . A person on this very forum with many posts said that. I should have known better because compiling KDE4 took over a week and I seem to think over 100GB on a fast laptop the last time I tried. Wishful thinking on my part led me to use this 8GB card I guess.
What would you say realistically? 2 weeks compile time and 60 GB used, and about 10% lifetime sanity drained away?
What would you say realistically? 2 weeks compile time and 60 GB used, and about 10% lifetime sanity drained away?