If this has been asked before, I am sorry ahead of time. It is extremely difficult to find what I am trying to ask because there are so many threads on installing persistent installations onto pen drives.
Right to the point:
I have a USB pen drive with a persistent installation of Ubuntu on it. I have it configured and have all my personal programs installed and all of the programs I do not use removed. It is perfect to my liking and took many hours getting it this way.
It took a long time to get it perfectly how I want it and I purchased a new laptop. Though, everytime I try to install Ubuntu from the pen drive it does not install any changes I have made, just the basic live version of it.
So, I was wondering is there a way to install the persistent version of the pen drive onto the laptop? That way all the programs added and changes I have made can transfer right into the new laptop as the main OS without having to do it all over again?
Thank you very much for your help and time!