I am working on a USB key image that will convert a windows install to linux. We have some programs with data in specific places that needs to be transferred over. Also the user should click a minimum of buttons as we won’t have a tech onsite with them.

The best idea I have to this is take an existing Live USB image (2 partitions, one for the image and one for migration data), and do a gnome autologin, throw my installer icon on the desktop and lock out everything else. The actual program I am thinking PyGTK. Does anyone have any better ideas on how to do this, or that sounds reasonable?

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