The debian-live manual has a section called "for the impatient", but it
only addresses the impatient builder of a live iso, not the impatient
end-user of the live iso. Debian-live is now about as user-friendly as
any distribution, at least until you get to wireless, but the
documentation is not nearly as user-friendly as the software itself.
What about the beginner who simply wants to get debian-live running from
a thumb drive?
I can understand that developers might not be interested in explaining
how to burn an iso or what is meant by a hybrid iso, but there seems no
place at present for user-created documentation. The debian-live wiki
is deprecated, and there is no section devoted to debian-live on the
debian wiki. Wherever this documentation is put, the sections for 1)
builders and 2) end-users should be separate. One problem getting
started with debian is the volume of information turned up by any
search, very little of which is relevant to the new user.
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