I'm not really sure how viable this is, in 2018, but I remember back a long time ago reading LFS docs on TLDP being quite instrumental in figuring out how things actually worked.
While I never actually ran a full LFS system, there were fewer things that were packaged "back in the day" and sometimes you just had to roll your own a lot more than you do in 2018. Reading LFS docs was, personally, instrumental, in figuring out how to make stuff work.
I'm amazed that this still exists.
I'm not really sure how viable this is, in 2018, but I remember back a long time ago reading LFS docs on TLDP being quite instrumental in figuring out how things actually worked.
While I never actually ran a full LFS system, there were fewer things that were packaged "back in the day" and sometimes you just had to roll your own a lot more than you do in 2018. Reading LFS docs was, personally, instrumental, in figuring out how to make stuff work.
Personally, I've built the whole thing a month ago to understand all the moving parts of a Linux install.
I think it's super-useful.