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Can you Linux experts tell me if this is something worth trying? LinuxLive USB
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Anyway Its worth it if you want to carry around an operating system thats setup the way you like. Puppy Linux is a little more than 100 MB installed on a USB drive and has lots of small pre- installed apps but also includes Firefox. Other applications can be installed via its software manager. Another feature that I really like is the ability to run in persistent mode. Persistent mode explained Basically it allows you to save your changes back to your USB drive. I have always used PendriveLinux as a guide for installing Linux on a thumb drive. They offer their Universal USB Installer that can be used to create a bootable Linux OS on your USB drive from windows it also links to UNetbootin. Of course there are other sites as the one you linked to for help in this area. Lastly there are lots of tips that help to explain the whole process. There are other Linux distro's you can boot off a USB drive and they are also listed on PendriveLinux. Hope this helps Last edited by wdhpr; 10. Dec 2011 at 11:35 PM. |
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