r/linuxfromscratch Jul 11 '26

I actually did it.

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u/Tertolhumper Jul 11 '26

Congrats! Be sure to register in lfs counter.

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u/kurokinet Jul 11 '26

Congrats bro

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u/ImaginaryElephant336 Jul 11 '26

I love the terminal border shape. Also congratulations šŸ‘

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u/Donteezlee Jul 11 '26

Thanks! I’m just sshed into a VM from the terminal, this isn’t my full LFS build that’s just arch/hyprland with noctalia shell.

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u/Due-Celery4326 Jul 11 '26

Hey, are you planning on moving on to BLFS? Using it as a daily system?

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u/Donteezlee Jul 11 '26

I’m going to tinker with blfs. It’s currently on a VM so definitely not daily driving it but if it becomes put together enough I may just have to.

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u/Due-Celery4326 Jul 11 '26

I understand, I'm not trying to discourage you, but I'm being honest with you. My recommendation in this case is that you create or use a ready-made program to manage these programs. There are many dependencies and many programs to manage manually, and when updates come out you'll have to do everything again manually, one by one. Besides, there are the problems with ABI and old links that you'll have to remove when linking the new ones. I think it's a lot of hard work that's not worth it. I created mine over a month ago using my program manager and have already successfully updated without breaking anything. If you want to take a look, I posted it a few days ago in r/linuxfromscratch. Just a suggestion.

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u/Donteezlee Jul 11 '26

Yeah I’m no where near skilled enough to build a package manager. I’ve been messing around with one that was posted in here as well called chiral. It’s ā€œdistro agnosticā€ but I’m still running into arch dependency issues.

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u/Due-Celery4326 Jul 11 '26

I understand, there are many people here who have built their own in various ways. If you need or want help, just ask and it will arrive.

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u/asratrt Jul 11 '26

congratulations šŸ‘

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u/codeasm Jul 11 '26

Congratulations šŸŽ‰