Bremer this is just my wild guess.bremer wrote:Oops, it wasn't as easy as I thought. I clicked "Save' a second time and got a message that it was time to migrate to a new live-DVD. (Which is crazy since there is plenty of room left on the disk). It gives two options "Blank DVD-R" and "Upgrade DVD-R". I tried both and neither worked. I even tried blanking my Puppy DVD-RW first using "wodim blank=fast dev=/dev/sr0", but that also failed (it didn't even try to write; it just gave me the cryptic "Have saved session to live-DVD... or not" message I mentioned above). So now I've gone and erased my puppy by accident and I'm back where I started.bremer wrote: Okay, I tried it and it was surprisingly easy to use (I just clicked on "Save" on the desktop)
What breed of Puppy would be best for a person who just wants to boot quickly into a usable system on any random PC they encounter?
I trust that you get more answers if you post this question as a new question in either Newbie or regular user sections.
I don't trust that enough persons read this thread.
And I think your question is interesting so it would help others too but now get buried under a title that is more about which puppy to use for regular daily use.
Your usage is rather special. Yes many use puppy that way but do they look under this thread for an answer? I don't trust they do
I would put rescue in the title.
Working out of the box without asking questions. Lucid Puppy has such versions but realized it is not so easy always.