Getting extra software in every live boot session?
Almost all releases of Ubuntu comes with a pre-installed Mozilla Firefox.
If we live boot from USB with Ubuntu, we will find Firefox at our use, but if we installed some other browser, for example Chromium, Google Chrome,or Opera, we will find them missing in the next live boot session, for obvious reasons.
Is there some way that I can keep an extra (not pre-provided/pre-installed) software (like those extra browsers) in the USB, so I will find them in every live boot session henceforth?
I would like to clear it up that, I don't wish to install Ubuntu in the USB, just want to find an extra software in live boot session.
boot software-installation live-usb
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Almost all releases of Ubuntu comes with a pre-installed Mozilla Firefox.
If we live boot from USB with Ubuntu, we will find Firefox at our use, but if we installed some other browser, for example Chromium, Google Chrome,or Opera, we will find them missing in the next live boot session, for obvious reasons.
Is there some way that I can keep an extra (not pre-provided/pre-installed) software (like those extra browsers) in the USB, so I will find them in every live boot session henceforth?
I would like to clear it up that, I don't wish to install Ubuntu in the USB, just want to find an extra software in live boot session.
boot software-installation live-usb
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Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
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Almost all releases of Ubuntu comes with a pre-installed Mozilla Firefox.
If we live boot from USB with Ubuntu, we will find Firefox at our use, but if we installed some other browser, for example Chromium, Google Chrome,or Opera, we will find them missing in the next live boot session, for obvious reasons.
Is there some way that I can keep an extra (not pre-provided/pre-installed) software (like those extra browsers) in the USB, so I will find them in every live boot session henceforth?
I would like to clear it up that, I don't wish to install Ubuntu in the USB, just want to find an extra software in live boot session.
boot software-installation live-usb
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Almost all releases of Ubuntu comes with a pre-installed Mozilla Firefox.
If we live boot from USB with Ubuntu, we will find Firefox at our use, but if we installed some other browser, for example Chromium, Google Chrome,or Opera, we will find them missing in the next live boot session, for obvious reasons.
Is there some way that I can keep an extra (not pre-provided/pre-installed) software (like those extra browsers) in the USB, so I will find them in every live boot session henceforth?
I would like to clear it up that, I don't wish to install Ubuntu in the USB, just want to find an extra software in live boot session.
boot software-installation live-usb
boot software-installation live-usb
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Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
– Emmet
25 mins ago
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Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
– Emmet
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
– Emmet
25 mins ago
Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
– Emmet
25 mins ago
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Yes, you can create a persistent live Ubuntu system. Such a system is basically a live system, but with the addition, that there is a file named casper-rw or better partition labeled casper-rw, where the system stores program packages that you install and personal files that you save.
You can use mkusb to create a persistent live system of Ubuntu in a USB stick (or an SSD or even in a hard disk drive if you wish). It helps if it is a fast USB stick with at least 16 GB (but it is possible in smaller sticks too).
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/persistent
help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Notes_about_speed
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Yes, you can create a persistent live Ubuntu system. Such a system is basically a live system, but with the addition, that there is a file named casper-rw or better partition labeled casper-rw, where the system stores program packages that you install and personal files that you save.
You can use mkusb to create a persistent live system of Ubuntu in a USB stick (or an SSD or even in a hard disk drive if you wish). It helps if it is a fast USB stick with at least 16 GB (but it is possible in smaller sticks too).
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/persistent
help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Notes_about_speed
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Yes, you can create a persistent live Ubuntu system. Such a system is basically a live system, but with the addition, that there is a file named casper-rw or better partition labeled casper-rw, where the system stores program packages that you install and personal files that you save.
You can use mkusb to create a persistent live system of Ubuntu in a USB stick (or an SSD or even in a hard disk drive if you wish). It helps if it is a fast USB stick with at least 16 GB (but it is possible in smaller sticks too).
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/persistent
help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Notes_about_speed
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Yes, you can create a persistent live Ubuntu system. Such a system is basically a live system, but with the addition, that there is a file named casper-rw or better partition labeled casper-rw, where the system stores program packages that you install and personal files that you save.
You can use mkusb to create a persistent live system of Ubuntu in a USB stick (or an SSD or even in a hard disk drive if you wish). It helps if it is a fast USB stick with at least 16 GB (but it is possible in smaller sticks too).
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/persistent
help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Notes_about_speed
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Yes, you can create a persistent live Ubuntu system. Such a system is basically a live system, but with the addition, that there is a file named casper-rw or better partition labeled casper-rw, where the system stores program packages that you install and personal files that you save.
You can use mkusb to create a persistent live system of Ubuntu in a USB stick (or an SSD or even in a hard disk drive if you wish). It helps if it is a fast USB stick with at least 16 GB (but it is possible in smaller sticks too).
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/persistent
help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Notes_about_speed
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Possible duplicate of How to make a persistent live Ubuntu USB with more than 4GB
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