Enter a name for your iso. Spaces will automatically be converted to underscores.
If you include %d in the filename, MyLiveGTK will replace it with the date.
  Example: uplos-kde-%d.iso  wil be converted to  uplos-kde-2015-Dec03.iso
 
You can set the date format in the Configuration Dialog ([Config] button).
See man 3 strftime for the full format specification.

Manually enter the path to the final iso, or use the button to browse for the location.
MyLiveGTK will not let you use path names that contain spaces.

This is an estimate of the uncompressed size of your included files.

Select the compression mode to be used.
lz4 performs the least compression and produces the largest ISO. It is faster and lighter on system resources than other modes.
xz produces a much smaller ISO, but it is slower and uses more memory and processor cycles.

If you have multiple kernels installed, they are listed here. Select the operational kernel for the remaster.
The default is the kernel running in the current session (which is shown first in the list).

If this box is checked, mylivecd will use the specified directory to create the working files. The contents of this directory are not deleted when mylivecd has finished.
MyLiveGTK will automatically add this directory to the "Exclude Directories" list.
Manually enter the path, or use the button to browse for the location.

If this box is checked, mylivecd will use the specified directory to create temporary files. You would need to specify a Temp directory if you do not have sufficient space available on the root partition.
MyLiveGTK will automatically add this directory to the "Exclude Directories" list.
Manually enter the path, or use the button to browse for the location.
If empty or unchecked, mylivecd will use the default directory "/tmp".

If this box is checked, mylivecd will not remove the temporary files used to create the iso.
This is the same as adding the "Advanced Option" --noclean.

Include additional information for the ISO Image. If these are left blank, the defaults will be used.
To see an ISO image header, enter the command isoinfo -d -i name.iso in a terminal.
The isoinfo command is installed by the package cdrkit-isotools.

Specify additional options to mylivecd.
To get a list of all options, enter the command mylivecd --help in a terminal.

Items on these lists will be excluded from the iso image.
Drag and drop files and/or directories onto either list (MyLiveGTK will sort them out), or use one of the buttons to browse for a file or directory to exclude.
To remove a file or directory from a list, select the item and right-click for a menu.
By default, mylivecd automatically excludes the following directories /dev /initrd /lost+found /media /mnt /proc /root/tmp /run /sys /tmp and /var/tmp.

Starts the iso creation process with mylivecd.

Stops the iso creation process. mylivecd will clean up temporary files unless a "Working Directory" was specified or the "Advanced Option" --noclean was used.

Displays the command and options that will be passed to mylivecd.   This will not create any files.

Set preferences for automatically saving Settings, Exclude Lists and the Date format used in "ISO Output Filename".

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