Building My Own Ubuntu

You probably don’t need to build your own distribution of Linux. There are already so many to choose from and with a bit of research, I bet you can find one all prepackaged and ready to download that will do what you want it to. Right? Then again, why shouldn’t you? Even well seasoned Linux users tend to forget just how modular Desktop Linux really is. People also tend to think that the only folks who can put together their own distros are natural-born hackers who live in a terminal all day. Not true at all! Anyone who has a good basic understanding of what a Linux Desktop is made of and can execute a few simple commands in the right order can build their own Ubuntu based Linux Desktop. It’s easier than you think and it can be a great learning experience too. (Read the rest at FreedomPenguin.com)
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