Rohit proclaimed:
> I believe that Debian allows the installer a lot of control [Unlike
> YaST2 of SuSE] and I wish to start doing things the really hard way.
> Can someone guide me about what would be the best distro to learn this?
You've answered your own question - Debian.
Actually, Debian does not give you complete and utter freedom. A very
basic set of software is absoultely needed (kernel, modules, libc, package
management software, login etc.). On top of this basic installation
(probably around 80M) you can install only the packages that you need.
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