Porteus

If anyone is interested in this tutorial I explain how I create my own bundles on my handmade Debian LiveCD.

Michele13's LiveCD

In this document all I wanted to do was to create a Porteus-like distro based on Debian

Finally someone included a script to update our favorite browsers! It sucks to browse the web with firefox 31 when we are at 49. The browser version that we use in Porteus 3.1 is one year old (I'm talking about firefox). How about including chromium in the 32 bit release of Porteus to fill the gap o...

Good to hear we stay with Slackware for a while, while I downloaded Nemesis more than once, I was not able to try it due to having lost a monitor and not replaced it, meaning I am a PC short of playing around with and I prefer of having at least one running stable system. Well, stable with the down...

I'm trying Nemesis 32bit version. I've downloaded the ISO that brokenman built before christmas. if I give the command get-devel as root it tries to download the module from this website http://brokenman.porteus.org/porteus//modules/05-devel.xzm the url misses the i686 wich should be provided by the...

Still waiting to try the 32-bit version...I managed to find it, but as the download link hasn't been published yet on this thread i don't know if I should use it

I guess that BSD is a LOT different then a Linux system...It's better to stick with Linux for convenience and because it's what we have used during all this time...

@ Michele13 Thank you. Your work is beautiful proof that for any basis we can make a modular distribution. Can you somehow help experience PureOs (Debian-based), the project is closed, but it can still be downloaded here: http://linux.softpedia.com/get/System/Operating-Systems/Linux-Distributions/P...

Good job on your debian livecd! I would love to try to create a debian based distro but I have no experience with deb. I wonder what the reaction would have been had I announced a base change to debian. What (in your opinion) are advantages of debian over arch? - Debian is a solid rock as Slackware...

The pros of using Porteus are imho: 1) It's small . Why do I have to download almost a gigabyte of data to have a basic system working? I like minimalism 2) It's stable and secure . The package version do not change very often. 3) It's geek-friendly . We can play around with it as we please. 4) Home...

Hi guys, I've cited the admins in this forum because I'm going to make a Debian LiveCD similar to porteus. Here What do they think about Porteus on other websites? post other citations about Porteus if you wish. I'll always use porteus, don't worry..it's unbeatable on it's job. I hope that the next ...

Rava wrote:^
You mean, in a "what makes this post so hilariously good is that it's so bad" kind of way? 8)

Yes, I think

Dear nerd f**king f**kholes: you gay f**king pussies are you f**king retards? Are u f**king serious about spreading this distro cuz if f**king so u imbeciles what the f**k is with the distro questions? You think that's gonna get ur distro to take off, f**king wasting people's time with f**kin POINT...

it should work with XP, Vista, 7 and maybe 8..check on the official site
Unfortunately my PC is a 32bit and it's old too so I can't help with it :S

Thanks for your patience

@Michele13 Can you try the standard ISO, not a custom made one from the Porteus build configurator? COuld be that a rare used combination creates the error, as slim as the change might be... I used a standard XFCE ISO and then added development, printing module, updates and a bunch of others Also, ...