[IM]

How about putting the LFS project as a sub-forum in the Your Distro section. I think many people would find that interesting

[smolloy]

I kinda agree and disagree with this! I remember when I was putting together my LFS system I often frequented another linux forum that does have an LFS discussion area.

However, I'm not sure if there are enough LFS users out there to justify it.

Just my 0.02

[onlinebacon]

I am about to start on a LFS project. And I personally don't think there is much point. First of all thaere arent really that many LFS users out there, and second of all, the handbook is pretty good, so I don't think there is much need for it.

[smolloy]

Originally Posted by onlinebacon

so I don't think there is much need for it.

I really hope you don't come to regret saying that

Only kidding -- let us know how you get on.

[valan]

I wouldn't mind having an LFS forum here, but keep in mind that the single best place for your LFS problems is the lfs-support mailing list. The guys on there are real good about helping people out.

[onlinebacon]

Originally Posted by smolloy

I really hope you don't come to regret saying that

Only kidding -- let us know how you get on.

Will do, won't be able to start for about 3 weeks until my computer comes though

[IM]

I just started...belive me, you will need the board... I am very good at Linux and still I spend most of the time on the mailing list!

[Vergil83]

Originally Posted by jasonlambert

I thought i would give an official opinion on this subject..

Until I upgrade linuxforums.org to phpbb2.2 when it is released, there is not enough space on the main forum index for as many distro's as I would like to include, hence priority will be given to the distro's with a substantially large following and active userbase existing at linuxforums.org. When i do the upgrade to phpbb2.2 I will include sections for a lot more distributions, including Arch and Yellow dog (suggested previously).

Jason

http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/topic-33897.html