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Fuck it, give me your most OVERRATED Distros
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Or you could start with something which already has a package manager.
LFS is fun weekend project, but it’s not a daily driver.
When I started thinking about the amount of work needed to maintain an LFS install, I realized I should install Gentoo. It’s Source based, and other people already put in the work.
Agreed. It'll teach a lot, but to make it last longer, you want a package manager.