r/LFS

All my short life (23 YO) sinve I got reasoning I was using computers, I started from pentium 2, 3, 4, AMD Athlon, I3, I5, 7, Now Ryzen 2500u and Ryzen 5 5600x, I tried a lot of thing but in windows ecosystem (completely shi) and I never change to other system cause the internet availability (I'm from latam, downloaded PVZ in Ares in that time was an achievement ) , once I tried Arch Linux (was fk awesome and frustrating) I learned a lot of things but i didnt have enough time to learn properly.

The point is: right now I wanna learn how to develop in a low level scale, how to build a kernel, how to performance a system and how to develop, but, my problem is: I'm fast learner, yet, I need some guide to learn, it was similar with english as my second lenguage when i learned the base it was so easy (I'm still learning btw).

Just I need advice and tips in how to become into a capable person in this environment.

(Rn I mount a multi boot system with Fedora, Ubuntu and Windows 11 LTSC and im preparing a VM to try LFS)

Thanks in advice

Because I want to test it but I know it s will take long time
any tips ?

Hey everyone!

For the first time I just got done installing and setting up LFS! Even though compilating all the programs got me tired near the end..

I am super happy about the result. Should I try to do BLFS in the near future? In the future would like to daily drive my own BLFS install with a package manager, is this possible? Any of you guys done this?

Thanks!

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