On 7/14/2016 6:24 AM, Daniel Bernhardt wrote:
While LFS is a complex problem, it isn't all that complex in the long run. [snip]
But it was tedious[poor word] enough to keep me from doing it. Just reading its references was worthwhile in itself.
I have found that even the most robust distributions can be installed in very compact ways. Debian, for example, has the debootstrap method which installs a mere skeleton of the distribution which can then be added to according to your own choices.
Any recommended tutorials for a computer _user_ since the 60's, but new to Linux?
There is also the "standard" installation (console mode), as well as light-weight and heavier weight desktops. So, as always the choices remain yours. This is the freedom Linux offers.
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