Hi all,
Dyne:bolic has a feature called "docking" where the user is able to simply
copy the system directory from the CD to a partition (what can be done from
inside a windows system too) and boot using it instead the cd content. I find
that awesome, since I can run my system everywhere and with high speed, not
having to work on a system running from a cd. I also don't have to change the
installed system, after using linux, I just erase the dyne directory and leave.
The other cool thing is the so called "nesting", where the system automatically
recognizes a existent *.nst file that stores the users data and config files
(/etc content for example) and loads it. Is there a way to do those things with
a DebianLiveCD? If not, I really think that is something to be thought about,
than we all know how liveCDs are much more useful than simple
show-linux-to-your-friends systems.
Thanks,
Ricardo
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