Drew DeVault • 5/5/2017

Building a "real" Linux distro

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The article details the author's experience building a full Linux distribution called 'agunix' from the ground up, driven by dissatisfaction with existing distros. It explains the core requirements for a true distribution (a package manager and self-hosting capability) and outlines the initial bootstrapping process, including challenges like cross-compilation.

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