User Feedback :: Steal a great idea from Puppy Linux

There is a small bootable distribution out there I just saw called PupyLinux. What is cool about it is that you can change files and when you shut down, it writes them to the CD you are running from. It uses a multi-session disk and so it can write back changes. Very cool. You can update config or users ow whatever.

I'd love to see this added to DSL.

it seems that we agree on this, as i allready posted about this subject here

Isn't that a bit excessive (well, for normall people anyway)? You could just remaster the dsl cd to your liking. Or install to the harddrive.

i agree that the word steal is excessive, i prefer borrowing after asking ;)

just wondering: if you use a usb-stick based DSl, and store your settings files on the same device isn't it the same (more or less)?

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