Penguins' eggs book
  • README
  • About
  • Introduction
  • The road map of this book
  • 1. What is penguins' eggs?
  • 2. Pre-build and concept
  • 3. Unnecessary tools and files
  • 4. Necessary file and tools
  • 5. Installing penguins-eggs
  • 6. Configuration
  • 7. Producing ISO image file
  • 8. Wardrobe users' guide
  • 9. Installing the generated ISO image
  • 10. Testing the ISO
  • Appendix 1
  • Contents
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Penguins' Eggs Tool

Create your own Linux distribution based easily

First Edition

Hossein Seilani

Piero Proietti

Creating Linux distro with and ISO image file by using penguins-eggs platform tool

June 2024

What is the Penguins-eggs book?

This book serves as a comprehensive guide to Penguins' eggs tool, covering its purpose, installation process in Linux, and the creation of installable ISO images from your existing Linux system using Penguins' eggs. Penguins' eggs itself is a dynamic console tool that empowers users to remaster their operating systems, allowing for customization distribution as live images via USB sticks or through PXE. With Penguins' eggs, users gain the ability to tailor their Linux distributions to their specific needs, making it a valuable resource for those seeking to create and share their customized Linux experiences.

Selected topics included:

  • Pre-build and concepts

  • Installing Eggs tool

  • Eggs Configurations

  • Producing ISO image file

  • After Producing the ISO file

  • Remastering

  • Privacy and cleaning

  • Testing ISO image file

About the Author

Hossein Seilani

🎓 M.S. in Computer Science

About Me: I am a passionate and versatile professional with a strong background in computer science. My expertise spans various domains, from Linux/Windows SysAdmin, UX/UI, Front-End web design, RectJS, SEO, Graphic Designer.

Notable Projects:

  1. Predator-OS Linux:

    • A specialized Linux distribution designed for penetration testing, ethical hacking, and privacy.

    • Contributed to its development and security enhancements.

  2. Emperor-OS Linux

    • An ambitious project focused on creating an all-in-one operating system for programming, design, and data science.

    • Collaborated on feature development and stability improvements.

  3. Little-Psycho Linux:

    • A project centered around destructive and stress testing of software and hardware.

    • Developed tools for overclocking and health testing.

  4. Hubuntu Linux:

    • Hubuntu, short for "Hardened Ubuntu," is a security-focused Ubuntu distribution.

    • Implemented over 800 security controls and comprehensive configurations to protect against various attacks.

About the Technical Editor

Piero Proietti

🌐 Network Manager | Programmer | Administrator

About Me: I am Piero Proietti with extensive experience in developing and managing managerial applications, I specialize in serving user bases ranging from 100 to 500. My journey has been a blend of collaboration, innovation, and technical progress.

🔧 Key Highlights:

  • Collaboration: Collaboration for adoption an IT protocol public source based on Zope and Python, on institutional workflows. Collaboration for development of products based on JBoss and Oracle technologies;

  • Open Source Virtualization: I started using Proxmox VE from version 0.7.x, progressively following all versions until the current one. Over the years, I began to use it as a main workstation as well, for development by making my own live installable version;

  • Linux Enthusiast: Since the beginning of the millennium, I have been immersed in the Linux ecosystem. Started with Red Hat, to Debian, then mostly or the others, I now support my own project, Penguins' Eggs. This Linux remastering software - built initially with JavaScript, then switched to TypeScript - allows users to create custom ISO images, perform backups and clone the system. Whether using Debian, Devuan, Ubuntu, Arch or their derivatives, Penguins' eggs can cover all amd64, i386 and arm64 architectures.

  • Dart and JavaScript Enthusiast: I followed Google's Dart project a lot in its infancy, switching, however, to using the more popular JavaScript, using it mostly with nodejs: server-side or for system utility development to facilitate my work as an IT infrastructure manager.

Contact me: piero.proietti@gmail.com

My website:

https://seilany.ir/
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