Há uma nova versão do Unity Linux que pode ser usada para criar um USB ao vivo a partir de uma instalação em HD. Basta sintonizar a instalação HD da maneira que você quiser e, em seguida, instalar para viver USB.
The 2010.2 release provides many
updates to core packages, much more
stability, refinements to the core
tools of the project like mklivecd and
unity-installer.
Since our 2010.1 Final Release the
changes include:
* Updated toolchain, openssl, xorg, python, mono, smart, drak tools,
kernel 2.6.35.7, repository
restructuring and snapshot of the 2010
repository.
* Addition of more than 2000 packages to bring the total to over
10,600 packages per architecture.
* XFCE 4.6.2, KDE 4.5.1 (but 4.5.3 can be found in the Synergy
repository), Gnome 2.32.0, Openbox
3.4.11.2, E17 0.16.999.52995 and EFL beta libraries as well as several
proprietary video drivers for Nvidia
and ATI.
Our work for the past 5 months has
been concentrated on making branding
easier, adding functionality to the
unity-installer to allow installation
of a livecd with a command line
interface, the release of mklivecd
0.8.0. Also be sure to note several new howtos over in the wiki
(http://docs.unity-linux.org/Category:HowTos)
As mentioned above, the main branching
tool, mklivecd, got a lot of
attention:
* Major code clean up
* Support for plymouth (optional)
* Added switch for no splash
* i18n support
* A redesigned mkremaster interface which allows to:
* Remaster your current live/installed system and make an ISO
out of it
* Build an ISO from scratch using selected rpms
* Create a live USB starting from any ISO or LiveCD
Another very notable mention is the
possibility to use unity-installer via
the command line interface without
Xorg running. This refinement allows
the livecd to be installed with as
little as 64MB of RAM.