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Get a free copy of Linspire until the 6th: I downloaded it, burned the ISO, and it worked just fine off a Sony VAIO and lots of other old PCs around here. You do need to join their software service if you want to do more it seems, but overall it's a great Linux distro to play with. So far, my favorite "live" CD to carry around is WHAX - post your favs in the comments. [via] Link.
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Get a free copy of Linspire until the 6th: I downloaded it, burned the ISO, and it worked just fine off a Sony VAIO and lots of other old PCs around here. You do need to join their software service if you want to do more it seems, but overall it's a great Linux distro to play with. So far, my favorite "live" CD to carry around is WHAX - post your favs in the comments. [via] Link.
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My vote would have to go for Damn Small Linux (http://www.damnsmalllinux.org) - it's new versions rock.
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I always tote a knoppix disc in my CD case for recovering broken windose boxes, but I'm pretty fond of ubuntu these days as a normal user boot CD.
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