#lfs

Done. My first #LinuxFromScratch ( #LFS ) build. I feel so fuck*ng happy

The Linux From Scratch project has just launched a dedicated web app to follow/check for security advisories in a more easy way. https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/advisories/ Thanks & credits to: Bruce Dubbs #LinuxFromScratch #LFS #Linux

So. Hauptrechner läuft mit EndeavourOS (Arch), Laptop 1 läuft mit Linux Mint mit XFCE und Liquorix-Kernel. Laptop 2 kriegt jetzt Fedora XFCE. Vielleicht auch den LQX-Kernel. Damit kann ich wohl behaupten, alle relevanten Linux-Distributionen einigermaßen zu beherrschen. Gentoo und Slackware laufen aktuell nur in der VM bei mir. #Linux #Mint #Fedora #Arch #Gentoo #LFS #Slackware

I installed #CachyOS and it, like magic, solved my wifi issue. I am so fucking confused. This is part of my urge to do a #LFS build. When something goes wrong and the first like 5 troubleshooting steps don't help or I don't know how to use them properly I understand that is because I do not fundamentally understand how Linux works. I think doing LFS would front load a lot of work for me but after it I will understand why a problem occurred. To be clear I enjoy daily driving linux 80% of the time. The 20% that frustrates me is a worthwhile trade off in my eyes

Been reading "How Linux Works" by Brian Ward and it makes me want to install Arch / Gentoo / LFS despite knowing that this is a terrible idea for a computer I want to y'know, use. How do people deal with systems they just want to play with for sysadmin stuff? VMs / containers? Homelab? I have hardware I could play with. #homelab #linux #arch #gentoo #lfs