Creating a personal Linux distribution based on Suse via the web interface

During the work on one project, the need arose for a proprietary Linux distribution with a specific set of software. I am not a linuxsoid, so I had to pick a bunch of articles on building my own distribution and customizing existing ones. Suddenly I came across a very interesting project - studio.suse.com, which allows you to create a personal distribution based on openSuse. The main difference between the project and its analogues is that all actions are performed in the browser. The project is in the alpha stage and works on the principle of invites, but with a small difference - they need testers, so invites are distributed to the right and left. The user is required to register your e-mail and wait for the invitation. According to rumors, an invite comes in during the day, while I wait. The principle of operation is simple - the template is selected, the necessary packages are added to it, the “Build” button is pressed and the personal distribution kit is ready for download. More information here: Screencast . How come the invitee and it turns out to see this miracle firsthand, I will describe the process of using the service in more detail.