If you are out of disk space, and still want to run Linux, Knoppix is a pretty decent choice. My experiences with the truth.
I’m also using Knoppix as my main
Linux operating system now, because I ran out of room on my hard drive for
Mandrake. Knoppix runs off a CD, and I use the extra space on my backup drive as
a persistent home directory so that files and settings are saved each time.
It won’t be long before it is easy enough for mere mortals to
custom Knoppix CDs, loaded with applications targeted for specific
audiences, maybe even as specific as a class of students. There are already
dozens of
customizations, including
medical, and scientific
versions. Pretty cool!
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I have been using Knoppix on my home comp for about a month or two now and am very very impressed. This live cd is honestly really the best distro i have used ever. I liked it so much that I was motivated to write a longish article on linux and knoppix on my blog (vritti.net).
Interesting rev from distrowatch
http://www.distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=review-knoppix
i have used the knoppix distro, i wonder where it stores all the files which i save during the work. See to it, that i dont have any HDD or FDD atall.
i saved one perl file, and it did.
Any one any idea…
— zoro
just wondering if knoppix supports Qt!
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