[SOLVED] Simplify Process of Creating Golden System Image

[System32_76]

Hello everyone!

Recently, I've been looking for some type of software that allows me to create a customized version of a Linux distro along with my settings and tweaks made to it.

In my case for multiple computers, what I've been currently doing has been a two-step process:
#1 - I deploy a fresh install of Linux Mint onto a PC separately with a flash drive.
#2 - I start up Clonezilla on another device and load the golden system image/snapshot of Mint with my settings and configurations that I set.

I'd like to be able to integrate these steps into one process and make the whole thing simpler.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Step 1: Build your "golden" system.
Step 2: Image with your favorite imaging tool, creating an image file somewhere in your personal cloud.
Step 3: Image as many machines as you wish from that "golden" image.

This is how it's been done for decades.

Dump Clonezilla, it's a leftover from a bygone era.

 

[System32_76]

Step 1: Build your "golden" system.
Step 2: Image with your favorite imaging tool, creating an image file somewhere in your personal cloud.
Step 3: Image as many machines as you wish from that "golden" image.

This is how it's been done for decades.

Dump Clonezilla, it's a leftover from a bygone era.

Thank you!

 

[System32_76]

Step 1: Build your "golden" system.
Step 2: Image with your favorite imaging tool, creating an image file somewhere in your personal cloud.
Step 3: Image as many machines as you wish from that "golden" image.

This is how it's been done for decades.

Dump Clonezilla, it's a leftover from a bygone era.

So when it comes to making the Windows image, I don't need to use Sysprep or MDT? A lot of peoples' videos on YouTube show, complicatedly, how to make the image with tools I haven't heard of or used before.