-2
What is the best solution to generate a simple ISO image (preferably command line) in the last LTS version of Ubuntu (18.04) that is installed on my computer.
My goal is to have a version that I can install on my computer and have back the current state with all the installed applications and settings I made in a simple way.
1
Use the Pinguy Builder
Install the available pinguybuilder_5.1-8_all.deb package here
sudo dpkg -i pinguybuilder_5.1-8_all.deb
Then run the program via command line (will print a help explaining the options)
sudo PinguyBuilder
Or, if you prefer, by the graphical interface
sudo PinguyBuilder-gtk
I liked the solution, but why use version 5.1-8_all and not version 5.2-1_all. deb ?
You are right, the newer version should also work. I did the tests in version 5.1-8_all.
Browser other questions tagged linux backup
You are not signed in. Login or sign up in order to post.
This question should be asked on https://askubuntu.com/ .
– Augusto Vasques