18 Live Linux CDs -- In A Row

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Tuesday February 1, 2005 @04:25PM from the that-doesn't-mean-they're-fighting dept.

prostoalex writes "OSNews carries "a quick roundup" of 18 (they are not kidding, eighteen) live Linux distributions. Among those who made the list: Basilisk (based on Fedora), BeatrIX (based on Debian/Knoppix/Ubuntu), Berry Linux (based on Fedora), Damn Small Linux (based on Debian), FreeSBIE (based on Free BSD), Gnoppix (Knoppix/Debian plus Gnome, now merged with Ubuntu), Kanotix (modified Knoppix/Debian), Knoppix (the first big live CD, based on Debian), Luit (Debian/Xfce, rox filing system), Mandrake Move (based on Mandrake), Mepis (Debian), Morphix (modular Debian), PCLinuxOS Preview (a Mandrake fork), Sam (Mandrake/Xfce), SLAX (Slackware), Suse 9.1 and 9.2 (rpm-based), Ubuntu Live (Debian), Xfld (Debian/Damn Small Linux and Xfce). To call it a review would be a stretch, although a helpful paragraph on each operating system's claim to fame is provided."

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Re:So which one... by marko123 · 2005-02-01 17:35 · Score: 0, Redundant

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Redhat 8.0 installation (server setup) with automatic wiping of all existing partitions for security purposes. (wince) OK, it was in the small print when I went back and R'd the FM.

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Re:So which one... by thephotoman · 2005-02-01 19:19 · Score: 0, Redundant

Well, considering that you have to select that option now...

But they were quite pretty.

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