Hi Martin,
If you can install software on a Ubuntu-powered USB key with persistent file
storage, you can certainly install Ring on it. My non-technical understanding
is that the Ring ID created on first startup on the USB key will remain the
same since it will be retained by your persistent user profile. If I am wrong,
engineering team, please correct me.
If you try it, Matin, please let us know how it works on various machines and
how it performs compared to a traditional desktop installation. If you can
share also your general use case -- not specific details, but typical ones --
that would be nice too.
Best,
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> De: "Martin Hill" <[email protected]>
> À: [email protected]
> Envoyé: Samedi 3 Octobre 2015 22:53:14
> Objet: [Ring] Ring on a USB flash stick?
> Is it possible to install Ring on a boot-able USB drive with Ubuntu
> 14.04.3 on it ?
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