Linux - Unix Live Disks

[LSA]

yeah good job xero grid!

[4play]

here is a nice list of most of the current live cds worth a look.

[pol]

i must have missed this thread :-"




nice work Xero Grid, and cheers LSA

[bulio]

I use knoppix, wich is pretty good

[Xero Grid]

I haven't been to the board in a little while. I didn't know one of my threads were pinned.

I have a question for everyone. Should I reformat my first post to have them all listed live disks in one place?
Might be a good idea.

PS: I'll be posting more live disks soon. I've been preoccupied.

-- Xero Grid --

[shn]

Originally posted by Xero Grid@23 March 2004 - 00:45
I haven't been to the board in a little while. I didn't know one of my threads were pinned. 

I have a question for everyone. Should I reformat my first post to have them all listed live disks in one place?
Might be a good idea.

PS: I'll be posting more live disks soon. I've been preoccupied.

-- Xero Grid --

There may not be anymore live disk to post. I think you posted them all.

j/k

[Lamsey]

Strange that no-one has mentioned LindowsLive, which (though not a hardcore Linux distro) is probably the most friendly distro for Windows users to have a look at.

[bulio]

I heard it wasn't very stable, that's why I didn't add it

[h1]

Originally posted by Lamsey@24 March 2004 - 19:58
Strange that no-one has mentioned LindowsLive, which (though not a hardcore Linux distro) is probably the most friendly distro for Windows users to have a look at.

Lindows - the worst of both worlds.

[LSA]

I am looking for a live cd for system recovery, one without X preferably.

I have tried R.I.P, it seems ok but I was just wondering what others thought.