I’ve been using Hadrian for a while. And I really like it. But I think, based on my experience and also the reading of the soon to be freshly reforged newcomers’ guide, that it could be greatly improved by changing the default of some of the more common options: - The -c option should be the default. One of the cool thing about Hadrian is that it needs fewer steps to completion, as it knows how to run the boot and configuration script. It’s not always what you want, but if it isn’t, it should befall to you to specify it. The most common use is the default (-c is, for instance, used in the newcomers’ guide). The reverse flag could be --no-configure. - --freeze1 should be the default. Ok, this one is harder. It’s almost always the right thing to call --freeze1 and forgetting it can have big consequences. So let’s make --freeze1 the default, add a flag --rebuild1 to force the rebuilding of stage 1. However, this requires an exception: if stage 1 was never built, we should build it, even without the flag --rebuild1. - Eventually, the new --share option should be the default as well. But maybe the paint is a bit too fresh on this. If I missed something (other defaults which should be changed, or reason to keep the defaults as they currently are) reply to this thread.