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Think you can make a better fast-booting, Chrome-focused OS than Google? Want to craft a custom Linux system that boots from a USB stick? SUSE Studio gives you 15 GB to do exactly that, and you do it ...

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Arch Linux Figure it out yourself . Arch Linux takes an entirely different approach to being difficult. You don't have to sit ...

Void Linux is a bit out of the ordinary. It offers an unusually interesting alternative to many of the traditional Linux distros affiliated with a larger Linux family, such as Debian or Ubuntu, or ...

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After using Debian for about a year or two, my insatiable thirst for knowledge and control over my system has led me to consider making a custom Linux system (in the way of Linux From Scratch, but not ...

If you have been for (or against) Rust in the Linux kernel, get ready for a Linux kernel module written in… Scratch. That’s right. Scratch, the MIT-developed language with blocks popular for teaching ...

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