> Take LFS/BLFS - you basically have extensive documention how to adjust Linux. Where is that available for BSD on an equal basis? LFS is a process where a per

> Take LFS/BLFS - you basically have extensive documention how to adjust Linux. Where is that available for BSD on an equal basis? LFS is a process where a person can build a distro themselves by building all the many little pieces from disparate sources into a working whole. In BSD land, this isn't a thing because the system is built as a single thing in the first place; instead of having a long list of packages, each with its own download/configure/build steps, you just have 1. clone the (single) source, 2. configure with the standard tools, 3. build it all at once. I suggest reading about netbsd's build.sh ( https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-build.html https://www.netbsd.org/docs/guide/en/chap-build.html ) as a good example of something that's better than GNU/Linux's offering.