You'll need to wait to hear from Alon & Liraz re your first question, but I'd imagine that they'll look through the patches and make a decision on which ones to release as TKLpatches. TBH I'd guess they'll use many of them. I doubt they'll publish any patches as they're all available here anyway, but I could be wrong.
It's really easy to apply a patch to an ISO. You'll need TKLPatch installed obviously. Unless you're running Ubuntu (and probably even them) the best way is to install TKL Core into a Virtual Machine (Virtual Box is a nice free one, but there are others). Then install TKLPatch (apt-get update && apt-get install tklpatch), then have the patch and the ISO to be patched in the same folder and run this command:
tklpatch image.iso patch.tar.gz
Using this example you will get a resulting ISO called image-patched.iso Too easy! You can also install to a live system but it is not recommended as there are some potential downfalls. Read about that in the TKLPatch documentation.
If you want to have a play with TKLPatch I'd strongly suggest you read through the whole documentation, if you can cope with commandline then it's all pretty straightforward.
Hey there!
You'll need to wait to hear from Alon & Liraz re your first question, but I'd imagine that they'll look through the patches and make a decision on which ones to release as TKLpatches. TBH I'd guess they'll use many of them. I doubt they'll publish any patches as they're all available here anyway, but I could be wrong.
It's really easy to apply a patch to an ISO. You'll need TKLPatch installed obviously. Unless you're running Ubuntu (and probably even them) the best way is to install TKL Core into a Virtual Machine (Virtual Box is a nice free one, but there are others). Then install TKLPatch (apt-get update && apt-get install tklpatch), then have the patch and the ISO to be patched in the same folder and run this command:
Using this example you will get a resulting ISO called image-patched.iso Too easy! You can also install to a live system but it is not recommended as there are some potential downfalls. Read about that in the TKLPatch documentation.
If you want to have a play with TKLPatch I'd strongly suggest you read through the whole documentation, if you can cope with commandline then it's all pretty straightforward.