If you're using the flash drive as a block storage device with a root partition, I think just about any distribution would fit your requirements. Just try experimenting with it and make sure that both your machines can boot into the flash drive.
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Ok, thanks. I just wasn't sure if there were compatibility or stability issues with certain distros from switching machines so much.
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