I’ve been thinking and planning to build/install a custom version of either devian or ubuntu which will be installed on a USB Drive for carrying arround wherever I go.
I want this to achieve the following
- Porvide a fully functional bash shell.
- Allow a X server to run with either Fluxbox or XFCE.
- Synchronise with Local copies of Applications like Evolution and Opera
- Have basic multimedia features.
I thought it would be better to have two partitions. A FAT32 Partition to store all my data (will be mounted under /media/data of /home/surajram/data). This partition should be accessible by traditional Windows or DOS OSs. I guess it would be best to make the other partitition as ext3. I am also thinking of using an alternate filesystem like reiserFS, have to consider the performance differences.
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