Ubuntu 12.04 live cd or live usb. How do I install programs.
Boot/OS and (optionally) configuration [in a tarball] are stored on read-only media.
Any approach recommended? Maybe a good tool that would do the trick.
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You must mount your drives first I would recommend you use G-parted to mount the drives– Mark KirbyAug 13, 2012 at 23:19
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1Try making your own live cd with the apps you want askubuntu.com/questions/5679/software-to-make-a-custom-live-cd or try this one askubuntu.com/questions/5458/how-can-i-easily-remaster-ubuntu "remastersys" seems to be the gui of choice for this– Mark KirbyAug 13, 2012 at 23:30
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If you have Internet connection you can download the soft that you want to and install it. See the APT-GET guide.
If you shutdown the computer, this programs that you have been installed will not be the next time that you turn it. But there is a way to make a partition in the HDD or something like that (I never did that). See this question where are four answers about that.
If you don't have Internet connection there is another way to install soft. You have to download it from another computer to the USB and then install it to the off-line computer. See this answer.
Hope this helps.
