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Using Kubuntu 9.10, or any linux distribution, from a USB device

Fri, 20/11/2009 - 15:31 — Tomàs

A year ago we explained how to use Kubuntu 8.10 from a USB device. Now, a year later, I was in the same situation, but with Kubuntu 9.10 instead. And since then we've made some steps.

Ubuntu itself brings an application to make a USB device boots Ubuntu. In the panel there is the application "K-> Applications -> System -> USB Startup Disk Creator" (o also with /usr/bin/usb-creator-kde command), which is very simple

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