[napsix65]

I'm using Pinguy builder in Xubuntu 18.04 and it works very well to make personal iso images. They should see the possibility of incorporating it in LL 4.2  8)

[bitsnpcs]

Hello napsix65,

there is also a way in LL to create an iso of your files, by doing this -

Hold down Ctrl and Alt keys and press the t key (ctrl,alt t) to open your terminal.

example command -

Code:

genisoimage -o your.iso -R -J ~/name/of/directory/containing/your/files

just changing your.iso in above command to whatever you wish to name your iso, and typing in the actual location of the directory containing your files.

Code:

man genisoimage

will display the man page for genisoimage and its options

[tek10]

Interesting information. Something new to learn and try. Thankyou bitsnpcs!

[valtam]

Probably not, it doesn't meet our inclusion criteria. Thank you though

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[bitsnpcs]

Interesting information. Something new to learn and try. Thankyou bitsnpcs!

You're Welcome [member=29]tek10[/member]

[napsix65]

Bitsnpcs, I congratulate you, you see that you have knowledge of Linux, but the vast majority of LL users are newbies and do not use the terminal and do not understand what you have written in those lines. With what you just wrote, I also do not achieve the ISO image that I'm referring to. LL needs graphic applications for its users.

[bitsnpcs]

Hello [member=7046]napsix65[/member] ,
I read The Linux Command Line book by Mr.Shotts, therein I learn this, he is knowledgeable, not me, I just read and learn over time from this.