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At a higher level, one could use Gentoo to learn a lot about Linux internals with at least up-to-date packages and a "usable" distribution. One can experiment
by jguegant 10y ago
At a higher level, one could use Gentoo to learn a lot about Linux internals with at least up-to-date packages and a "usable" distribution.
One can experiment alot with Arch Linux too, if compiling is a burden.
- GauntletWizard 10y agoThere's only so far Gentoo goes. I ran Gentoo for years, and learned a lot, but eventually stopped learning more about Linux and was only leaning about Gentoo's weird structure. That said, it's a great intro, and will teach you a lot of the prerequisites to getting LFS working.
- digi_owl 10y agoHave had a similar experience using Gobolinux for a few years now.