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As of present, these scripts are not complete and probably broken.
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The Madness
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@ -42,3 +43,32 @@ community, similar to how ‘Fedora Extras’ supplemented Red Hat Linux back in
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day.
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Is that too much to ask?
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The Plan
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--------
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These scripts will be used to build a bootable USB thumb drive that will then
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be used to run the scripts again to rebuild itself on the hard disk. The thumb
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drive then becomes my emergency boot device.
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Once installed on the hard drive, BLFS packages will be added until I have a
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basic usable system bootstrapped with the RPM package manager.
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At that point, packages will be added until I am able to run the XFCE desktop
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environment. Long-term goal personally is MATE but MATE will be done as a
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separate package repository. Hopefully KDE and GNOME will also be done as
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separate package repositories as well.
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Users who are happy with XFCE will not need a separate package repository for
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their desktop environment.
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Back on topic, once XFCE is properly packaged and working, then the scripts
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used to build the bootable USB thumb drive will be used to build an installer
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thumb drive with a crude basic installer to create a system using RPM packages.
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That will be the first release of ‘Yellow-Jacket GNU/Linux’ and it is probable
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that by the time that happens, the LTS kernel will have changed and quite
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likely other core components like GCC and GlibC and Python.
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