When I first switched to Linux and discovered the Live Session, I couldn't believe what you can do with it as there's nothing like it elsewhere, and we know where elsewhere is. If you're a beginner, take the time to have a look at some of the things listed below because you never know when you might need one of them.
I haven't gone into details as this would be a long Thread but I do have all the information should anyone want it.
So what can we do...
1. Burn the ISO to a Flash Drive with Etcher...boot to it and check out Mint Cinnamon - get familiar with it.
2. Install Mint Cinnamon
3. Install software to test...it won't be saved as we're running in volatile memory.
4. Change a forgotten user password.
5. Restore a Timeshift snapshot when there's no access to the Desktop.
6. Mount the Computer's main Drive to access files.
7. Surf the Net.
8. Run Terminal commands.
9. Check Drive for errors (system file errors with fsck).
10. Repair Grub when system won't boot.
Well that's my list...I hope this helps.
If anyone has more please feel free to add them as they all help.
I haven't gone into details as this would be a long Thread but I do have all the information should anyone want it.
So what can we do...
1. Burn the ISO to a Flash Drive with Etcher...boot to it and check out Mint Cinnamon - get familiar with it.
2. Install Mint Cinnamon
3. Install software to test...it won't be saved as we're running in volatile memory.
4. Change a forgotten user password.
5. Restore a Timeshift snapshot when there's no access to the Desktop.
6. Mount the Computer's main Drive to access files.
7. Surf the Net.
8. Run Terminal commands.
9. Check Drive for errors (system file errors with fsck).
10. Repair Grub when system won't boot.
Well that's my list...I hope this helps.
If anyone has more please feel free to add them as they all help.
