I'm a Porteus user and I cannot leave Porteus. Why?
Because Porteus is very good, it's the fastest Linux system that I have tested, I learned how to compile a custom kernel, I know the mechanisms of Porteus and I like to boot Porteus with full root access with the simple cheatcode "toroot".
After this important show about me and Porteus, now I have different needs:
1) I always use Porteus to compile Android Source code (AOSP) and I need to run at the best value of RAM (for now 8GB);
2) I would like to see my files on the Desktop and not always remember to move them to a not live partition;
3) I would like to take advantage of my all 8GB of RAM and not to take a part of RAM for the live file system.
Is there a way to maintain the Porteus structure in a "full Linux"? That means to run Porteus not in live version.
For example: I turn on my PC and I choose the Linux EXT4 partition where I installed Porteus.
I thought to copy the content of every file and folder which are in the root folder / of the live filesystem to my EXT4 partition.
Will it work? How can I manage to boot that partition?
Thank you for helping me, comments are very appreciated and sorry for my poor English

kalo