Tom Phillpotts said : > Hi, > > I'm using the latest puredyne live cd, it's great! > Everything i've to used works well, impressive. It's smooth and fast (xfce > is nice too). Wireless network configured by itself. Even no xruns in jack!! > > I have installed rosegarden (had to manually dpkg some packages that didn't > seem to be in the default mirror location using aptitude, but no biggie). > I want to somehow have rosegarden installed when I boot as it took a little > time to install (i understand why it's not on the live cd -fairly weighty). > I'm using a friend's computer so I can't, as much as I'd love to, install > puredyne onto the hard-drive. > > If I make a live usb key from the live cd what's the best way to include > rosegarden?
Hi Tom, Rosegarden is on the live-USB-DVD image http://download.goto10.org/puredyne/leek_and_potato/puredyne-leek_and_potato-USB_DVD.iso its only slightly lager than a CD image so fits nicley on a USB stick Also, with a USB install there is a partition for your own data to be saved so you can install software with aptitude and it will remember it for your next session. HTH, rob > I had a look and found these instructions for making a custom > live iso to boot from, should i do it this way? or are there some better > instructions for another method somewhere else? : > http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/Howto/ISO > http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/Examples > > Thanks, > Tom > --- > [email protected] > irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne -------------- [email protected] rob.goto10.org --------------
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