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So I've finished up a LFS a few months ago and just recently done it for the raspberry pi to get an always online shell for when I'm on mac/windows at work. My question is this, how complex would it be to build a wget list orientated distro (or as barebones as possible) to simply start steam in big picture mode and play games like a console? Would continuing through BFLS be worth my time?
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>MUH GAMES
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>>57188210
It's mostly for learning purposes and to take up a box I've had unchanged since 2010 that can take an alright 7850 I've lying about. I doubt it will get any real attention once I'm finished
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>>57188235
I fail to see how talking about building a barebones distro belongs on a video games board, it's not like just because I sometimes play video games my other work on a computer is completely ignorable
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>>57188271
Or would it be classed as a jeos?
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How about Buildroot? You can get as barebone and customized as possible and still is reasonably friendly to use.
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