Linux From Scratch 10.1 and Beyond Linux From Scratch 10.1 published

New editions of the Linux From Scratch 10.1 (LFS) and Beyond Linux From Scratch 10.1 (BLFS) manuals, as well as the LFS and BLFS editions with the systemd system manager, have been introduced. Linux From Scratch provides instructions for building a basic Linux system from scratch using only the source code for the required software. Beyond Linux From Scratch completes the LFS instructions with information on building and configuring nearly 1000 software packages covering applications ranging from databases and server systems to graphical shells and media players.

Linux From Scratch 10.1 transitioned to Glibc 2.33, Linux kernel 5.10.17, SysVinit 2.98 and Systemd 247. 40 packages were updated, including Binutils 2.36.1, Autoconf 2.71, Bash 5.1, Eudev 3.2.10, Grep 3.6, Inetutils 2.0, IPRoute2 5.10.0, Meson 0.57.1, Perl 5.32.1, Python 3.9.2, Tar 1.34, Tcl 8.6.11, Util-Linux 2.36.2, Vim 8.2.2433, Zstd 1.4.8. Errors in boot scripts were corrected, and editorial work was done in explanatory materials throughout the book.

About 10.1 programs have been updated in Beyond Linux From Scratch 850, including GNOME 3.38, KDE Plasma 5.21, KDE Applications 20.12.2, LibreOffice 7.1, Fmpeg 4.3.2, GIMP 2.10.22, Inkscape 1.0.2, Thunderbird 78.8.0, Firefox 78.8.0, SeaMonkey 2.53.6, etc.

In addition to LFS and BLFS, the project has previously produced several additional books:

  • "Automated Linux From Scratch" - a framework for automating the assembly of an LFS system and package management;
  • "Cross Linux From Scratch" - description of the cross-platform assembly of the LFS system, supported architectures: x86, x86_64, sparc, mips, PowerPC, alpha, hppa, arm;
  • "Hardened Linux From Scratch" - instructions for improving the security of LFS, applying additional patches and restrictions;
  • β€œLFS Hints” - a selection of additional tips describing alternative solutions for the steps described in LFS and BLFS;
  • "LFS LiveCD" is a LiveCD preparation project. Currently not being developed.
  • Source: opennet.ru

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