The iso is pretty bare and unfriendly to new users. Windows users may expect an autostart application telling them what to do. But if that seemed too intrusive then a simple, well designed PDF document giving introduction and instructions should suffice. The second method is what Apple is doing with their Mac OS X installation media.
The iso is pretty bare and unfriendly to new users. Windows users may expect an autostart application telling them what to do. But if that seemed too intrusive then a simple, well designed PDF document giving introduction and instructions should suffice. The second method is what Apple is doing with their Mac OS X installation media.
Here's how to put extra files on the iso using Debian's Live Build system: http://live.debian.net/manual/current/html/live-manual.en.html#483