Hello,
On a PC, I'd like to burn a USB keydrive with Linux to run OBS without installing Linux on the hard drive. It'll be used just to record the screen, not for streaming.
1. When running eg. "apt-get install obs" while running a USB-based Linux distro, is OBS "installed" in RAM, or is it is actually saved on the keydrive and still be there if I reboot? If the latter, how much space does it take, so I make sure I have enough room on the keydrive?
2. What light GUI distro would you recommend for that purpose?
Thank you.
On a PC, I'd like to burn a USB keydrive with Linux to run OBS without installing Linux on the hard drive. It'll be used just to record the screen, not for streaming.
1. When running eg. "apt-get install obs" while running a USB-based Linux distro, is OBS "installed" in RAM, or is it is actually saved on the keydrive and still be there if I reboot? If the latter, how much space does it take, so I make sure I have enough room on the keydrive?
2. What light GUI distro would you recommend for that purpose?
Thank you.