From: apple.universe@posteo.net   
      
   with  The Real Bev wrote:   
      
   > Where can I find instructions that actually work to create a Liveslak   
   > 15.0 thumbdrive for which changes thereto will persist?   
   > I used the slackware 15.0 install/live which consists of 2 partitions,   
   > the first of which does not have a partition type;  the second is an   
   > EFI boot which the Lenovo laptop requires, but changes don't persist.   
   > Moreover, I can't mount it on a different system other than read-only.   
      
   Yes, that's how hybrids look like when dumped onto usb-storage.  But   
   there's hope.   
      
   > The old 14.2 liveslack was persistent;  I could make changes that   
   > would persist.  How do I do the same for 15.0?   
      
   Instructions:   
    (yes, it's huge and   
   messy).   
      
   Shortly, get iso-image and  (it's next to ).  Then   
   run it (setting options is up to you).  I can confirm -- persistence   
   works (at least some of it).  I'm not investing any time to see what   
   doesn't because...   
      
   That being said, what mm+usenet-es@ suggests -- I'm going this route too   
   (even XFCE is too much;  also, I need libreoffice;  also, I have no time   
   right now to figure out what's wrong with porteus).   
      
   p.s.  Also, for kernel's sake, it's 2025 already.  LiveCDs are so last   
   millenia.   
      
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   Stallman's goal for GNU is even simpler: Freedom   
      
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