Yeah I've gone through Linux from Scratch twice, but at some point I found myself just copy-pasting and to be honest I've never really understood how one would go from here to a modern distro (besides compiling a helluva lot more software).
> understood how one would go from here to a modern distro
Well, after LFS you go to BLFS. Compiling KDE isn't that hard
if you use scripts that help you. The big problem I see is that
a lot of information is missing. People need to know a whole lot.
But if you managed to compile it, a simple "startx" should work
fine. I even got KDE plasma to work on wayland. Wayland gives me
fewer options than xorg though, so I went back to xorg.
shevy-java|1 month ago
Well, after LFS you go to BLFS. Compiling KDE isn't that hard if you use scripts that help you. The big problem I see is that a lot of information is missing. People need to know a whole lot. But if you managed to compile it, a simple "startx" should work fine. I even got KDE plasma to work on wayland. Wayland gives me fewer options than xorg though, so I went back to xorg.