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Linux and Unix Live CDs list

Date: October 8, 2007. Categories: distros.

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	Name	ISO min and max size (in MBytes)			Download	Links
	SLAX	41	202
	Kanotix	503	719
	PCLinuxOS	299	685
	NimbleX	200	200
	Knoppix	700	700
	GoblinX	302	302
	Damn Small Linux	48	48
	MEPIS	693	693
	Puppy Linux	60	60
	Ubuntu	699	3553
	FreeSBIE	596	596
	Gentoo	50	1815
	dyne:bolic	444	444
	Ultimate Boot CD	121	186
	WHAX	574	574
	Elive	200	700
	SLAX KillBill Edition	188	188
	GoblinX Mini Edition	149	149
	Suse Live-Eval	1446	1451
	SystemRescueCD	92	104
	DebianLive	80	740

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1 wjl (Wolfgang Lonien)
Oct 8th, 2007 at 7:04 pm

Hm Artiomix,

seems you forgot Debian Live? See their Wiki, which also points to several downloadable images:

http://wiki.debian.org/DebianLive/

cheers,
wjl
2 artiomix
Oct 8th, 2007 at 9:35 pm

Thanks for your comment Wolfgang! It’s appreciated

P.S. DebianLive has been added to the list.

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