Installing a customized Raspbian system with Netinstaller
Conclusion
Netinstaller offers a lean and simple possibility for installing a customized Raspberry Pi. The reward for this work is that netinstaller only installs 178 packages in the server version, instead of the 408 packages with "jessie" Lite (version 27.05.16). Netinstaller also lets you set up multiple systems simultaneously that are similar but not identical.
Netinstaller is best for users who have been around the Rasp Pi for a while and know what they want; otherwise, you're better of sticking with the conventional Raspbian.
Infos
- Raspbian Netinstaller (original): https://github.com/debian-pi/raspbian-ua-netinst
- Fork for netinstaller: https://github.com/FooDeas/raspberrypi-ua-netinst
- Download netinstaller: https://github.com/FooDeas/raspberrypi-ua-netinst/releases/latest
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