Works well and very fast. Straight onto the internet, and looks are good...I tried all 4 flavours, and probably will stick with xfce.
No problems installing, and managed to burn to pendrive with unetbooter (that bit was a pain!)
A few surprises - Im not used to Slackware, though I have experimented a little with Puppy.
Saving the session took a little thinking about.Also I didnt get the 'install new software' program to work for me (though in reality there was no need of new programs -it is all self sufficient from the start
I will probably have questions at some point, but I will experiment a little more - an issue often gets sorted by coming back to it with a fresh mind.
Thanks to the developers Its a little gem
First impressions
- Ed_P
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Re: First impressions
Welcome to Porteus tonyyy. As for USB booting I prefer the Easy2Boot app. But Porteus has apps to do it for you. In the ISO read the USB_INSTALLATION.txt file.tonyyyy wrote:No problems installing, and managed to burn to pendrive with unetbooter (that bit was a pain!)
And it can be done from Windows or another Linux system.Porteus can be installed to a flash drive or hard drive in several ways.

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- White ninja
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- Distribution: Xubuntu, WattOS
- Location: Sussex, UK
Re: First impressions
Thanks Ed I wil try easy2boot next time
Still impressed with Porteus . And I have got two more people using it
And one more interested.
Still impressed with Porteus . And I have got two more people using it

- francois
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Re: First impressions
Welcome to porteus tonyyyy.
Membership recruitment is very appreciated. Don't hesitate to call for help. Usually, you will find plenty of that on this forum, in addition to a friendly atmosphere.

Membership recruitment is very appreciated. Don't hesitate to call for help. Usually, you will find plenty of that on this forum, in addition to a friendly atmosphere.

Prendre son temps, profiter de celui qui passe.
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- White ninja
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Re: First impressions
Thanksfrancois wrote:
Membership recruitment is very appreciated. Don't hesitate to call for help. Usually, you will find plenty of that on this forum, in addition to a friendly atmosphere.
I was thinking that if every Porteus user were to recruit an average of one new user a week , than after a year there would be....


- francois
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Re: First impressions
This is a good strategy. Isn't this what is called a pyramidal strategy.
But I imagine, as there is no money involved, it should be OK.
Personally I am trying hard. But not only, you have to recruit, you have to keep them on the forum.

But I imagine, as there is no money involved, it should be OK.

Personally I am trying hard. But not only, you have to recruit, you have to keep them on the forum.
Prendre son temps, profiter de celui qui passe.