are you consider make a linux distro including these p2p software?

[happyg1t]

How about you thing about this idea?
Maybe based Gentoo linux

[jnv]

Actually, this is the scope of some of the projects on the list. Most of them are derivates of / similar to FreedomBox: Cowbox, Enigmabox, LibraryBox, Starkit.
Cozy provides ready-made images, but tends to work more like as a complete platform itself. This seems to be also the plan for SlapOS, Avatar, and Grand Decentral Station.
Personally I like the Ansible-based recipes which allow you to qucikly setup a server. The best examples are Sovereign (missing in this list?) and Keybits.
My point is that there are already people working on this stuff. If you wish to help, take a look at these projects.

[happyg1t]

Thank you so much.
FreedomBox is about smartphont security and Avatar about a cloud host,
But BitMessage, YaCy even Bitcoin runs on personal computer, maybe somebody want to try them in a convenient way, the p2p linux distro iso is a better choice.
There is not a same stuff in the above projects.

[jnv]

Oh, I see your point, the target here is a desktop, which makes sense. There may be a few interesting options listed on Prism Break, for example Liberté (Gentoo-based), Whonix or Talis—at least as a basis to build upon.

[efiabruni]

Or puppy linux? It is small (runs entirely in ram) , has already a server included in it (hiawatha) and the built environment is on github, so anyone who knows a bit what they are doing (not me) could customise it. https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE

[happyg1t]

Than you so much @jnv.
Do you think building p2p distro it's a good idea? Maybe need it, but not nesessary.

P.S. Maybe create p2p distro base on Tails.

[virtadpt]

For what it's worth, Arch Linux has an ample toolset for turning an install (even one set up in a fakeroot or one that you did some manual tinkering with) into a full live distro:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Building_a_Live_CD

[marclaporte]

For a distro (ClearOS) and a full suite of integrated apps, check out:
http://suite.tiki.org/Tiki+Suite