Respins ??

[Member nugget]

Sorry for such a noob question about respins but I have looked into such software as remastersys and respin
and I believe remastersys is no longer maintained and, because I dont have enough knowledge
my idea of respin is that it is for Ubuntu. What software do you guys use/recommend if I want to
create a modified live version of antiX myself for my own personal use, so that I can boot and install it from a usb key?

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https://download.tuxfamily.org/antix/docs-antiX-19/FAQ/remaster.html

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Thank you

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nugget wrote:

I want to
create a modified live version of antiX myself

You will find that thanks to easy to use Persistence, Powerful Live USB Maker and Remaster tools you can easily create your own customized Live OS instances, which you can boot (from USB key) on any machine at hand, old or new…

Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
https://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters

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In addition, if you want to distribute iso files of your respin then use our snapshot program. It works on both live and installed systems. MX Linux makes snapshots of the live system to create their monthly point releases. They basically boot the live system, do an apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade (or something like that) and then make a snapshot.

You can also use live-usb-maker in clone mode to make live-usb copies of your running live-usb.

There are many people who only run live and never bother to install. They rely on remaster and persistence.

We’ve tried hard to make antiX and MX the easiest distributions in the world to customize.

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BitJam wrote:

In addition, if you want to distribute iso files of your respin then use our snapshot program. It works on both live and installed systems. MX Linux makes snapshots of the live system to create their monthly point releases. They basically boot the live system, do an apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade (or something like that) and then make a snapshot.

You can also use live-usb-maker in clone mode to make live-usb copies of your running live-usb.

There are many people who only run live and never bother to install. They rely on remaster and persistence.

We’ve tried hard to make antiX and MX the easiest distributions in the world to customize.

olsztyn wrote:

You will find that thanks to easy to use Persistence, Powerful Live USB Maker and Remaster tools you can easily create your own customized Live OS instances, which you can boot (from USB key) on any machine at hand, old or new…

Excellent information, thanks for that

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