On Mar 16, 2018, at 1:03 PM, Steve McIntyre <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Lastly, would it be possible to have a mate-desktop CD apart from the >> xfce one. While choice of desktop environment is certainly a personal >> choice, I feel it's a good lightweight yet at the same time fully >> functional desktop environment. It isn't bloated as GNOME has become >> but still tries to be true to the gtk+ philosophy. > > I *really* don't want to go down the route of multiple CD variants > again. The xfce CD was already a concession here... Hi Steve, I’m asking from total ignorance, so forgive me if my question doesn’t make sense… Is there a relatively simple way a normal Debian user (without special developer skills or access to special developer resources) can create a Debian Live CD/DVD/BD/USB-stick with their choice of packages? The goal here would be for Sirish (and me too, for that matter) to be able to create our own Debian Live mate-desktop. Generalizing a little bit: One could create a bootable Live USB-stick with a custom set of utilities (e.g. for network installation/testing/debugging). Is that possible? Thanks, Rick
