Librenix  
(Show all Live CD articles . . .
)  
Headlines | Linux | Apps | Coding | BSD | Admin | News
Information for Linux System Administration 

Use a Live CD as a Linux Desktop

Up
vote
Down

This article discusses four Linux Live CD's that have the attributes necessary to run from a Live CD as your primary desktop. The distro's covered are Slax, Damn Small Linux (DSL), Kanotix, and Puppy Linux. You also might want a USB flash drive as well.
...many liveCD distros can be used as a day to day desktop without ever installing them to your hard drive. Huh? Wait a minute, everyone installs the OS to a hard disk! Well yes, that's the way it has always been done, but I am not sure why we should continue in that direction... "ah, but I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now" (Robert Allen Zimmerman).

Why would anyone want to use a Linux liveCD as a basic day to day desktop? Here are some thoughts:
 read more | mail this link | score:6363 | -Ray, December 26, 2005
More Linux articles...

Tallahassee Abstract Art

linux headlines

Ubuntu 12.10 review

ls* commands more useful than you know

Linux Mint 12 KDE screen shot preview

Tips for dual-booting Windows and Linux

Linux File Types

Linux distros for tinkerers

 

Firefox sidebar

Site map

Site info

News feed

Features

Login
(to post)

Search

 
Articles are owned by their authors.   © 2000-2012 Ray Yeargin