wahts the best live cd for linux?
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The best live Linux is MEPIS 6, IMHO. But the best for actually installing is Mandriva Free 2007.\n\nDC :)
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There are a lot of good GNU/Linux distributions, depends what you want to do. if you want to your desktop, try Mandryba, Lycorix, Ubuntu (KUbuntu, Edubuntu), Gentoo... are the most frindly and easy to install.
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use nero express to create a bootable CD... It's all in the application, check it out!
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You will find a lot of information at http://www.linuxquestions.org , also as mentioned, http://www.linuxiso.org is somewhere to download from (it may not be up-to-date though). It's best to download from the homepage of the distro you choose. Also a magazine called Linux Format (available at WHSmiths) is a monthly magazine published in the UK, which has a DVD/CD each month with a Linux distro on it.
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More user friendly?\n\nHave you tried Ubuntu?  You can run it from a live CD without installing it.\n\nIt's easy to use.  It's much easier to install than Windows also.  Took me about 20 minutes with the latest version.\n\nCheck out the "Dapper XGL" movie on the osvids.com page below to get an idea of how advanced the graphical Linux desktop has become.\n\nCheck it out:
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NetBSD is a pretty good *nix distro\nor\nFedora Linux (aka Redhat) very simple to use with good security (SE Linux), stable and free.\nor\nRedhat Enterprise Linux but you have to pay for that.\n\nCheers!
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go to http://www.download.com\nsearch for cd burners and download the one that has the most user ratings.
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It really depends on your experience level and what you are using it for.\n\nIf you are new to the whole thing, try SimplyMEPIS.\n\nSuSE and Mandriva  is good for intermediates\n\nGentoo, Debian and Fedora are for experts
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I would suggest to try out knoppix live cd and run it.\nthat would give you half idea of the drivers that are missing or how your linux would work like... when done..\n\nKnoppix would not install anything on your system, but run directly from cd...\n\nwww.knoppix.org / com\n\nsome good news...http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-826283.html
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I'd suggest you go to Puppylinux.com they have a very small linux distro that is made to co-exist with XP. I run Puppy 2.10 myself and got ride of everything from Microsoft. Puppy comes with things that MS makes you pay extra for.
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On your CD burner program, choose something like "Burn ISO images" or something like that. Then you can use the CDs to install Linux. \n\nRemember, don't just copy these ISO into CDs. It won't work. \n\nGood luck.
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http://www.virtualcd-online.com/\nThis might help you
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http://linuxiso.org/\n\nIt is great I would not recomend any distribution in particular as it is just a matter of personal preference.\n\nYou have to write the ISO to a CD using a compatible program like Nero Burning ROM\n\nThere are versions which can run from the CD letting you see them in operation without having to install to the Hard Drive
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Yes there is way. Use Nero it will allow you to make boot able CD.
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I feel that http://www.linuxhq.com/dist.html is the better website to go to because it offers more descriptions for each distributions of Linux that you want.
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Any recordable CD with enough capacity to hold all of the files.  The 80 minute/700MB discs are probably your best bet.
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simple answer ... linux ...