Re: Looking for persistent distro

Monsieur <[email protected]> writes:

> I like to have a live system on a usb-stick that can remember my
> keyboard layout and that automatically boots into the system instead
> of waiting until I select this or that option to boot.
>
> MX Linux used to be perfect for this, but this distro is becoming more
> annoying with every update. The most recent update (Wildflower) does
> no longer want to remember my keyboard layout; instead it wants me to
> choose my keyboard *every* time it boots up. So exit MX for me.
>
> Can anyone recommend another "persistent" distro that's less annoying
> than MX?
>
> Thanks,
>

I use openSUSE (the Tumbleweed rolling release specifically) for
everything, and from my experience the live USBs are persistent by
default.

If you want to use the same live installation for a long period of time,
I would recommend just installing directly to the USB stick instead of
using the live ISO. With Tumbleweed you can do this by burning the
net-install ISO (not the DVD ISO) to a USB stick and then once you have
booted it, simply tell it to install to the USB drive as opposed to your
main disk and install as usual.
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