Set up a perfect rPath Linux development platform for making your own custom-flavor Linux
The combination of rPath Builder and VMWare Player is a perfect tool for quick web development and distribution, and a quick way to play with Linux right on your desktop.
When trying to build the Ultimate WordPress MU (MultiUser) Appliance, I started to learn rBuilder Online, which I found is not as newbie-friendly as it should be. Thus I wrote this post to record my learning and hopefully it will be shorten your learning time.
The purpose of this tutorial is to get you started in setting up a rBuilder Online project. and use a local rPath Virtual Machine to checkout, test, build and commit your own packages to rBuilder Online. In the end, you will be able to create a virtual machine disk image online, containing your customized Linux.
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