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		0xpgm 24 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Linux from Scratch Is there such a thing as a modern Linux stack? Isn't it by design that linux has many optional components and one can pick and choose as they desire to create their distribution?

necovek 23 days ago [–]

Obviously, it is full of options. But building something resembling probably the most common desktop/workstation distributions like Ubuntu or Fedora would be what I call "modern Linux stack".

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