distribution of Puppy Linux recently and it's good. However, perhaps it's just too old of the Puppy Linux distribution because the persistent home directory and installed apps feature is just not quite there. So, I've tried the Debian live USB, but that was like 10 years ago. So, I'm not sure how good that is these days. As some live distributions will run from CD or DVD or USB and they don't have a persistent directory and some have a persistent home directory or root directory and it maps the file systems and layers to integrate what's included with the pre-built distribution image as well as anything you've installed or downloaded. Some will run the pre-built part from USB or CD and some will have the live directory on the CD or DVD if it's rewritable or USB. Others will keep it all on one medium. So, like everything on the DVD or everything on a USB drive. Anyways, there's a lot of options out there. So, I'd like a little insight and guidance about this topic if you would. So, he (25/49)
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