History
- glaucus started as a personal research project known as “snail” in February, 2018
 - “snail” was succeeded by glaucus in September, 2018 and has been under development ever since
 
- An Automated Linux From Scratch distribution with alternatives (PCC, TCC, ELF Tool Chain, elfutils, musl, sbase, ubase, sinit, svc and dash)
 - Had a read-only file system
 - Only bootable under QEMU
 - Lacked a proper service manager
 - Lacked networking support
 - Subpar unix user space
 - Not able to bootstrap
 - Not able to self-host
 
Design Changes
Section titled “Design Changes”- Cross-compiling vs native chroot
 - “/usr” merge
 - Switch to libarchive as the default archive and compression library
 - Switch to LibreSSL as the default TLS library; then to AWS-LC
 - Switch to NetBSD’s Editline Library and curses
 - Switch to toybox as the default unix user space
 - Switch to s6 as the default init system
 - Switch to s6-rc as the default service manager
 - Switch to yash as the default unix shell
 
First Release
Section titled “First Release”- First release was in August 31st, 2019