Custom Linux Distro

my linux setup:
clfs - pure 64-bit http://cross-lfs.org/view/svn/x86_64-64
amsn http://www.amsn-project.net/
compiz-fusion http://www.compiz-fusion.org/
firefox http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
screenlets http://www.screenlets.org/index.php/Download
orthos http://exa.czweb.org/?view=orthos

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• amsn
• compiz-fusion
• firefox
• screenlets
• orthos
• linux

[3zvan]

looks pretty cool but i think its a bit hard to work with a workspace like this...

[NeoChameleon]

@3zvan I actually find it easier to work with a workspace setup this way

[QsoftStudios]

Can you do a tutorial on how to do this? the only thing I can find is SuSE Studio and I want to base mine off of ubuntu or debian, not SuSE.

[NeoChameleon]

@QsoftStudios I used Linux From Scratch as the base, which will get you the basic system installed, then "Community Driven Beyond Linux From Scratch" for some misc apps (including Xorg); compiz fusion, bbkeys, gmrun and setting hotkeys completes my non-desktop OS. It's quite a bit of effort to get it running, but the system grows with you as you use it; I haven't done a recompile since the video was made, but the system is quite different - it grew in the directions I needed as I needed it.

[QsoftStudios]

@NeoChameleon Geez Is it alot or programing? im assuming that thares alot of writing bash code

[NeoChameleon]

@QsoftStudios It's a lot of `./configure; make; make install`, really; and then google for when things break

[griz50cal]

@3zvan I think this would be an amazing workspace with a multi touch input device

[natethegreat911]

That's pretty creative, as far as keeping the cube invisible. Never thought about that before but now I'm going to try it.