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OEM style install for Linux Lite?

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shawnFRITA:
Hate to be the one to resurrect a old thread, especially as my first post,  But wanted to say thankyou for having the OEM option put into your distro.  Like the original poster here, I am with a group here  freeitathens.org  (frita) and we do the same thing here in Georgia.   We was using Lubuntu until we noticed that it no longer has OEM install support, and we're a little tired of installing 16  and having to do updates after updates to get it  updated :)

So again   we wanted to say Thank you.  Our site will be updated soon to reflect the change in the OS we use now.

newtusmaximus:
CyberAly, what is the name of the UK charity please.?

Jerry:
You're very welcome, keep up the great work :)

CyberAly:
Thanks for the quick reply,

That's a great idea actually. Now that I know what to look for, I’ll give it a go.

I understand that OEM install is a feature that's probably considered more of a bonus than something essential.

Anyway maybe using Systemback can give me the results I want.

Thanks!

Jerry:
Hello CyberAly,

Thank you for your wonderful work in promoting free software.

There are no plans in Series 3.x for OEM install support. I can however, not rule it out Series 4.x
We are a young distro with still a long way to go in 'covering all the bases' including basics like offering language support during install, translations, and many other things.

You could always add OEM support yourself via grub and by including the necessary deb packages, then respin it all via Systemback. I'm afraid I can't give you all the instructions on how to do that. If you consider yourself an advanced Linux user, the tutorials are readily available on Google.

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