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Originally Posted by
Capricorny
I haven't done much GUI customization, but I wonder why it shouldn't work with Knoppix/KDE if it works with, say Ubuntu/KDE (kubuntu)? LXDE, the default since 6.0, may be less suited for this kind of customization, but you may still use KDE, Gnome or something else.
My understanding was that the remastersystool was designed specifically for the Ubuntu distro and that it wouldn't work with others.
I'm currently working on a kiosk myself, this time I've decided to mount and chroot right into the liveCD image of Kubuntu to make changes directly necessary to make it into a kiosk platform ... I see no reason why I couldn't do that with a more recent version Knoppix ... just have to use cloop instead of squashfs right? Here's a guide on how to do it with Kubuntu (4 years old but seems to be working fine - note some of the instructions are faulty, like missing a forward-slash at the end of rsync command for example, but it's pretty easy to detect when you're doing it):
http://www.michael-krueger.org/2008/...u-live-cd.html
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