I enjoy trying different distros as I hear of them, and lately have installed several based upon Debian 'Jessie' - Q4OS and PrathamOS. I have also grabbed a couple of others that I will check out soon. Now that I've tried these out on a spare PC and tweaked each one a bit - removing apps & stuff that I'll never use, added stuff which I do prefer to use - I want to re-make boot media for each that I've tried. This is for either live use or to re-install on my daily desktop (and as backups, of course...). Herein lies the rub...Remastersys used to be a viable option, mostly for Ubuntu & variants - but it seems to be no more. (Respin seems to be MIA too.) A couple of good possibilities for doing this look to be Ghost for Linux and Mondo Rescue - at least for the bootable image part of it - but maybe not for live usage at all. Some folks recommend Systemback. Another that I am unclear about is Pinguy Builder. Trouble is - I don't see anything anyplace confirming what works with Debian Jessie & variants...or not. So my questions - if anyone here has made a live/installer USB/DVD from their Debian based OS as it is: What have you used that you recommend for this, please ?? Would you please point me to places with info about what works & how to do it ?? Thanks.
