I intend to create a bootable USB key that would launch a Windows application, running under Wine, on an Ubuntu distribution. The Windows application will be started automatically after system load and will takeover the user interface. For short, this USB construction is just to launch this application and the implementation is mostly playing with the automatic execution of scripts. As the only interface I need for working with the above is the terminal, I would like to know which image I have to use: the Desktop or the Server, knowing that I shall configure a minimum resources server (if proposed). Thanks
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As you write in the question, you can start from both a desktop iso file and a server iso file.
I think it would be easier to make it work from a desktop iso file, because it is easier to make a portable system that way, for example as a persistent live system made by mkusb-dus.
If it is important to make a light-weight system, you should start from a server iso file. The server must be installed into the USB drive, and if you want a portable network, it must be fixed.
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