Re: KDE Live CD/DVD
Stuart Jarvis <[email protected]>
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Hey Evyatar, There have been a few replies already, but I'm not sure if you are subscribed on kde-promo and got those so I'll add a few more below On Saturday, November 27, 2010 09:54:57 pm Evyatar Parker wrote: > I am participating in Google Code-In, and I volunteered to create the KDE > Live CD. Great. Welcome to KDE :-) > At the moment I have created A Live CD image (which works on DVD or USB > too) that contains basic Linux system with full KDE SC 4.5. The image > takes about 1 GiB, so it can not be burned on CDs, just on USB sticks or > DVDs. I need to know if it's important for the Live CD to actually fit on > a CD, and if so, what part of the KDE SC should not be installed by > default. As Lydia already mentioned, I don't think being bigger than a CD is a problem. I guess all computers we would use that have an optical drive can read DVDs, since we'd prefer hardware that is not really old for demos anyway. Most of them can probably boot from USB too... Sandro, who I think is mentor for this task, may also have some other ideas. > The live CD is based on ArchLinux and is made using Archiso. I will > upload the source to Github soon, I just have to fix some bugs. Cool :-) > If you have any questions, answers, comments or wishes regarding this > project, please email me (or reply to this post publicly- I don't know what > are the customs here) I think it is great to have all of the Software Compilation. I'd also like you to include a few of our other apps too - digiKam and Amarok come to mind. Really the idea is to have one disc that someone going to a conference or show can download, that has only KDE branding and nothing distro specific so it gives a good indication of what our software can do. Something that might be nice is to include some sample media, such as photos, music and movies to demo the software. Of course these would have to be under free licenses so we can redistribute them. That would be a nice thing, but I don't know if you have time in the task. Again, Sandro can probably advise. Ultimately, that's one of the things that can differentiate this live-CD (or DVD) that is for demo purposes from some of the others we already have that are more for end users to check out the latest KDE software or help with testing without messing up their stable install. Cheers, Stu _______________________________________________ This message is from the kde-promo mailing list. Visit https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-promo to unsubscribe, set digest on or temporarily stop your subscription.