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Derek Ross derekross@grownostr.org 1 month ago
Yes. Think of it like a live operating system that is using your hardware to run, but isn't installed on your hard drive. It's using the USB as a hard drive.
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archjourney archjourney@nostr.land 1 month ago
then I just need a usb and download the Ubuntu to play around, right? Any Ubuntu release, or a special one? Which one you are proposing?
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Derek Ross derekross@grownostr.org 1 month ago
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