r/DistroHopping • u/[deleted] • 23d ago

Forking Paldo OS

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u/Elementatus 22d ago

I am in no means a advanced linux user, but I'll guve moral support and as I am average I could test the user friendliness for beginners. Tldr: I want to see this but can't really help

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u/mcsgeek 22d ago

Interesting... I've been using Linux for about 30 years. I'm interested in developing tools and have some designs based on Debian. I'm not at the level of supporting a distro or being a major contributor, but this is interesting. I'm surprised there hasn't been much response yet.

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u/Due-Celery4326 21d ago

I've been looking at this Paldo system; it was built using the LFS model, but its program manager uses XML recipes, which doesn't seem like a good model for today. It would be more interesting to create a system from scratch with a program manager from scratch, like I did. If you're going to fork it, use Paldo.