• High-level Languages: Java, C, C++, Obj C, Mono C#, Boo, COBOL
  
• Scripting Languages: Perl, Python, BASH, TCL, Ruby, LUA
  
• Toolkits and Bindings available in this Live CD
  
• Toolkits: QT, GTK+, TK, Lesstif, FLTK
  
• Bindings: Ruby-Gnome2, KDEBindings, PyKDE, PyQT, PyGTK, Gnome-Python

• Java Programming - The Popular Eclipse IDE version 3.1
  
• Mono C# Programming - MonoDevelop .NET development environment with API documentation
• C, C++, Obj, QT, TK, Perl, Python, Ruby - KDevelop 3.1.2 IDE
  
• GTK and GNOME programming - Anjuta 1.2.2 Development studio
  
• Web Programming - BlueFish Editor
  
• Python and Ruby Programming - Eric IDE
  
• GUI Designers - QTDesigner, Glade and Kommander
  
• Apart from this list, there were also other console based editors and compilers.

In this post, I'm going to show you how to create your custom ubuntu flavor using remastersys. In my case, I've a ubuntu 10.10, on top of which I've installed Cheese (for webcam support), and Tumiki Fighters (my favorite game). I also use Radiance theme. And I want to export the whole thing to a .iso live DVD. Don't worry, it's a piece of cake ;)

[Public IP ZoneCD] turns a PC into a hotspot gateway, helping you offer public wireless Internet while protecting your private network. The PC you use can be a old, slow, machine. You just need a minimum 128 MB of RAM, bootable CD-ROM, floppy drive or USB flash drive, and two Ethernet cards. You will also need at least one router (wired or wireless) and a wireless access point (or another wireless router). The Live CD machine will sit between these two components...

Supergamer is a unique Linux distribution whose primary focus is on fun -- specifically, gaming. Supergamer VL, now based on VectorLinux, is all new, with additional games, new code base, and new look and feel. Let the games begin.

This CD will allow you to try out Ubuntu before installing it, without repartitioning or overwriting any existing software or data. Just place it in the drive and reboot your computer.

Damn Small Linux is a pleasure to work with, especially in our day of bloatted operating systems. The majority of users only use a handful of applications with can be run just fine (in fact much faster) in a small bootable Live CD like DSL.

Another feature many lap top users will find convenient, is the ability to create a Puppy Linux boot thumb drive by simply choosing the option “Install Puppy USB Card” under the setup menu. The script will give you a full set of instructions.

Puppy has a utility that will mount hard disks, CD/DVDs, floppies and other devices.

You can take your Auditor CD and start running the chkrootkit utility to see if any known rootkits are installed on the server. If you find any suspicious activity, you can take a disk image with the dd command and examine it for any possible rootkits or strange processes. You can also use the Autopsy Forensic Browser, a graphical interface that can analyze Windows, Linux, and BSD file systems (NTFS, FAT, Ext2/3) to search for files.

Devil-Linux might sound hellish for a Linux distribution, but this live CD offers many blessings for your server needs. Originally developed as a router/firewall distribution, Devil-Linux has expanded its functionality to include nearly every service that a server might offer. It can function as an LDAP server, a VPN server, an email or file server, and more.

One of the first and most noticeable changes in version 1.6 is that it now contains a LiveCD option. While I wouldn't consider this to be a typical livecd, it certainly stacks up well against the large collection of other livecd's out there. Initially you're greeted with the standard Freebsd boot screen and bootup sequence. The first part of the livecd session starts out with a semi-graphical welcome screen that is keyboard driven.

gOS stands for Good Operating System; it is a web-oriented desktop operating system which uses a lot of google applications and services, as well as many other popular online services. gOS and creators 'Good OS LLC' are not affiliated with google in any way. Computers pre-installed with gOS virtually carried themselves off the shelves when they went on sale in America in November and December of 2007.

Whax is a stand-alone linux live cd penetration-testing distribution; what that means is that it does not run on Windows or linux or any other operating system, it is an operating system so it can 'stand-alone'; a linux live cd is a linux distribution which will run from the cd, so you start your computer with the cd in your cd drive, and instead of Windows or your regular operating system, your computer boots into linux from the cd, without the need to install anything.

Based on Puppy Linux, Grafpup is a small distribution despite its plethora of tools. Download the 75MB ISO and you'll be amazed at its speed and simplicity. When running from the live CD, Grafpup loads the entire operating system into your RAM, ensuring that the applications run instantly. The first time you run the live CD, Grafpup saves a file called "pup101" on your hard disk that contains settings for your keyboard layout, mouse type, and more, so that you don't need to configure your machine each time you boot. Every successive boot completes in less than 20 seconds.