> > >> I have an idea of doing "Linux distro" as my final year project. > >> Will it be better if i start with any already installed linux OS or by > >> using > >> the LFS(Linux From Scratch) live cd directly? > >> If i use any linux OS which would do better for creating distro? > >> > > A systematic implementation of LFS is the greatest and best way to learn > > about the GNU/Linux system. As for it being your final year project, > guess > > you need to take advise from the others. I personally would prefer to > employ > > anybody who has implemented a LFS system from scratch as a final year > > project than any "standard" project. But you need to go by industry norms > > regarding employability and project work. > > > > I also second that. LFS can be a learning project and help the student > stand in good stead for job interviews. It will demonstrate strong > planning, implementation and testing skills. > > 1. Check with you teacher whether this will be an acceptable project. > 2. Work with a Linux expert as guide to do the project. > 3. Have a powerful system (a lot of RAM, hard disk space) and fast > internet connection to work with. >
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