Re: Making a localized, educational live-usb version of Netbsd? Possible, and is worth it?

Ottavio Caruso <[email protected]> writes:

> I myself am not a very good Dutch speaker, but I would like to help a
> local Linux foundation here in the South of the Netherlands that deals
> with the education sector.
>
> They use Linux Mint/Ubuntu/Kubuntu for their demonstration but after
> showing them that Netbsd doesn't bite, I am considering the
> possibility of assembling a live-usb in Dutch, based on Netbsd,
> preloaded with internet/office/educational and language-specific
> localized applications, ready to go and to boot from any laptop or
> desktop.
>
> Has anybody ever done it?
>
> Is this technically possible and would a newbie like me be able to
> assemble anything decent?

It should be possible, but I'm not sure that a newbie can do that.

> Would MaheshaNetBSD or Jibbed a good starting point?

I doubt so.

> Any other ideas/inputs will be appreciated.

I have several ideas and can share them. I can even join this project,
just give me a week to think over it.


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