Someone has asked for my help in trying out Linux via Live CD's, Knoppix seems obvious, as does Ubuntu. I also thought I might include a couple of the Slackware based Live CD's, does anyone have any other suggestions?
-----Original Message----- From: main-admin@lists.alug.org.uk [mailto:main-admin@lists.alug.org.uk] On Behalf Of John Seago Sent: 29 July 2005 21:13 To: ALUG Subject: [ALUG] Live CD's
Someone has asked for my help in trying out Linux via Live CD's, Knoppix seems obvious, as does Ubuntu. I also thought I might include a couple of the Slackware based Live CD's, does anyone have any other suggestions? -- John Seago GNU/Linux User #219566 http://counter.li.org AFFS http://www.affs.org.uk/
Mandrake/Mandriva Move is a good one for those used to a Microsoft environment. Full kde Oo.org and all the other goodies you could want and seems to work where some others won't. I still prefer the Ubuntu one though but I do use Ubuntu for most things these days.
Cheers, BJ
On Friday 29 Jul 2005 22:32, "John Woodard" wrote:
Mandrake/Mandriva Move is a good one for those used to a Microsoft environment.
I had a look at this, however unless I'm not looking in the right place it seems to only be available for sale. what I'm looking for is a free download. I don't mind making CD's to give away as a promotion of Linux, but I draw the line at buying them.
On 30/07/05, John Seago johnseago@two-ravens.org.uk wrote:
On Friday 29 Jul 2005 22:32, "John Woodard" wrote:
Mandrake/Mandriva Move is a good one for those used to a Microsoft environment.
I had a look at this, however unless I'm not looking in the right place it seems to only be available for sale. what I'm looking for is a free download. I don't mind making CD's to give away as a promotion of Linux, but I draw the line at buying them.
http://www.mirror.ac.uk/mirror/sunsite.uio.no/ftp/linux/mdl/official/iso/mov...
cheers, BJ
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