On Sat, 14 Jul 2018 22:07:12 +0400, ozgur@xxxxxxxxxx said: > LFS is a good places to prepare a new linux distribution and have fun as you > talk about :) Note that *building* a LFS system is a bit of work. Properly *maintaining* an LFS system is an ongoing *ton* of work. Basically, you end up maintaining your own distro - which means you need to keep up to date on security issues on a per-program basis, and backport patches when you discover problems with shared library mismatches.. For example: Look at how many programs on your system use OpenSSL. There's been more than a few security issues with it - and if the fix is "update to the next release", you get to figure out what needs to be patched to use the next version if there's an API change, or backport the OpenSSL fix for the packages that haven't upgraded upstream to use the new OpenSSL API...
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