Alexander E. Patrakov wrote: > No, learning must be gradual, the reader must see a trouble-free > book first and _then_ experiment. > Learning is gradual, but is almost never trouble-free. A child learning to walk stumbles countless times before achieving balance and poise. I have stumbled quite a bit with LFS and even used an old Pentium machine as a learning platform. If someone can build LFS in 8-12 hours, perfectly and in a single session the very first time, it seems to me that either they're already experts or very lucky and haven't learned much from the experience.
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