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im a newbie in linux and i successfully installed and administer my machine. im currently using redhat 8 and i also have mandrake 9.0
i love linux! and i want to create my own distro just for fun =) is this possible for a newbie like me to create my own and share it over the net? i have nothing to do in our house and i want to make this as my hobby.
Start with LFS or www.linuxfromscratch.org and go from there. This will show you how to build a Linux OS from scratch, ground up on your own and it will give you insight on what is needed to build your own distro if you want.
What I think are really cool are the LiveCD distros, like Knoppix. These have been used to create bootable archives of linux software, for things like educational programs and scientific computing.
orange400; U R ok with me n oldnewbie. how about some sage input from
expierenced hands like u for solid advice for a solid OS. yeah acknowledge
learning is expierence but it can be made easier with guidance. THANK you
for encourgement we need it (newbies).!
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