How to make my own Linux distro ?

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hi,

I am trying to developing my own linux distribution. I want the system base on Debian, and some people suggested me to use LFS, and i don't know what LFS exactly is that an independence Linux distro? I want to make a custom Linux, and when my own Linux distro will finish, how could I make the Installation of my own Linux distro ?

Posted 21-Dec-15 13:03pm

rafidkarim

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Dave Kreskowiak 21-Dec-15 22:16pm

What does this have to do with writing code? I think this question is off-topic for the site.

Tomas Takac 22-Dec-15 3:38am

LFS stands for Linux From Scratch[^]. Next time try googling first.

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MrProgrammer12 · Answer 1 · 2021-05-27T05:31:00

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hey im not realy sure how to make a linux distro but on linux kernel source tree in github is some documentation for developers.
maybe there is specified how to start devving :)

may the source be with you

GitHub - torvalds/linux: Linux kernel source tree[^]

Posted 27-May-21 5:31am

MrProgrammer12

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OriginalGriff 27-May-21 11:59am

While I applaud your urge to help people, it's a good idea to stick to new questions, rather than 6 year old ones. After that amount of time, it's unlikely that the original poster is at all interested in the problem any more!
Answering old questions can be seen as rep-point hunting, which is a form of site abuse. The more trigger happy amongst us will start the process of banning you from the site if you aren't careful. Stick to new questions and you'll be fine.

And frankly, posting an answer that goes "I don't know" and a link doesn;t help you at all.