I freely admit that I am abusing Xubuntu, but this is an educational experiment.
I used Rufus to "burn" a USB flash drive with Xubuntu (I set 6 GB for the persistent partition). Rufus instructions state that only Ubuntu and Debian work with Rufus in this manner, and the developer is not kidding, as Debian spins (Sparky) and Ubuntu spins (Linux Mint) do not work, but Xubuntu does. I have been able to update, add packages, and change settings, with them being reflected on the next boot.
But I have created a Frankenstein. Things are persistent, but every time I boot, I see the "Try Xubuntu Or Install Xubuntu" popup. Things would be so much faster if I could save the setting to "Try Xubuntu." I have no idea where to look for this setting, but I am willing to play around with the relevant file. Any hints?
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