Personally, I don't see myself using a system like this for much actual development work. That being said, I'd find a mini-CD very useful for doing demos. I think the idea would be a small stable base that just gets frequent updates to the EFL and E apps. I think this could be done in a very small image and still keep a few utility apps like a browser.

On 8/24/05, Thanatermesis <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Elive is a distro and liveCD based on the Enlightenment desktop
(version 16 and 17) and provides a complete environment for managing
the distribution.

After the upcoming release of Elive 0.3 I have decided to make a
special version of Elive targeted towards EFL developers.

The idea is to provide the EFL libraries, and development tools on a
compact Mini-CD.
This allows you to put your development work in your pocket for use on
any computer while you're on the road, a clean system for test your
programs.

Elive now has the option to have a read-write virtual filesystem, so
you can use apt-get to upgrade the EFL libs, or install any necessary
package on the fly. This feature also allows for compiling and
installing on the system without any changes to your hard disk since
all of the writes are performed on the virtual liveCD file system.

Everyone is invited to send me their recommendations at
thanatermesis.ecvs  <AT>  gmail.com

Thanatermesis


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