Linux: Any noticeable advantages over live booting/non-persistent prebuilt images?
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This seems to be a great idea at first, but IMO I don't see any real points but a chance of breaking your system entirely.
As the title mentioned:
- Is this better than live booting ISO/prebuilt/backup ?
- Similarly, Kali Linux (full) and some other distributions have already included all suites and can be booted in non-persistent mode, is this project better than the mechanism above?
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