Creating your perfect Linux system
If you are looking for step by step instructions to creating your perfect Linux system then stop reading now. How can I know what your perfect system is? All I can give are step by step instructions for what I think is a perfect system. Which I am not going to do.
What I can do is give some guidelines to enable you to determine what your perfect system is. First of all what do I mean by perfect system? I think a perfect system is a Linux installation that does what you want, when you want it and works the way you want it to work. These are some reasons why there are so many Linux distributions floating around.
So while trying all of these Distributions you will always find something that you don't quite like. Fortunately with Linux it is so flexible that you can change it to suit yourself. In essence creating your own perfect Linux. You don't have to be a programmer either.
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