On lun, 2008-04-14 at 21:44 -0700, Will Kaiser wrote: > Yeah, I had actually already looked into the Debian Live CD project. > Unfortunately there is no product available for download at this time > that I can line up with my images for comparison. So, we really have > no idea what's included on those images. They only have Etch images > available (at least last I checked) and we're working with Lenny and > Sid. The debian-live goal is not to have already-generated images, but to give people (including you and your project) a way to generate custom images really fast. > > I'm also pretty sure our goals are aligned a bit differently. The > marketing on the Debian Live CD website doesn't spell out that they > are targeting Desktop Linux or use as an alternative to derivatives > such as Ubuntu and friends. We also use a cool but non-standard apt > configuration. Mainly though, it's the marketing on the live cd > project that won't work with our primary goal. To appeal to > (non-techie) Ubuntu users, you pretty much need to use puppets and > pictures to explain what your distro can do. Yeah but in your case, debian-live would (have) help(ed) you to build your project by not taking care of how the cd should boot, in various environment, how to build the cd itself, etc. Take a look at the project, it can be really helpful. I already used a debian-live with the 3 main desktop environments on a demo box without hard drive, for Solutions Linux 2008. Cheers, -- Yves-Alexis
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