On 23/09/11 06:22, Timothy Pearson wrote:
>> Having an easy to try&  easy to use live DVD with TDE pre-installed as the
>> default DE is very different from the kind of tinkering that we've been
>> doing so far, where we install the OS 1st, then add TDE.  I'm talking
>> about
>> something newbie-friendly like a Mint live&  installable DVD with TDE
>> pre-installed as the default DE.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Elcaset
>>
>
(snip)
> I think there was someone who did put
> together an installable ISO image of Trinity on Debian (it was called EXE
> Linux if I remember correctly).
>


Yes, it was me who did Exe (Exe Gnu/Linux). Exe is still regularly 
maintained and has been refined considerably (although is still 
"experimental") since I posted details some time back. I have still not 
seen another TDE/Debian live build.

Exe is based on Squeeze and defaults to a "light" TDE. It has installers 
for hard disk and pendrive (and a remaster utility). English (UK and US) 
and Spanish locale/language support are built-in.

However, legally and ethically, I can't include non-GPL stuff. It is not 
difficult to add from debian-multimedia or official Debian non-free; 
<http://wiki.debian.org/WiFi> tells you how to get wireless working.

The URL has probably changed: 
<http://www.exe-linux.fastfishwebsolutions.com/>

David