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Hello Forum! I'm new to linux and I'm looking for a small LIVECD distro that is as cool as SLAX! For some reason SLAX won't work on my computer and ...
- 12-11-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Looking For A Good Distro To Start With
Hello Forum! I'm new to linux and I'm looking for a small LIVECD distro that is as cool as SLAX! For some reason SLAX won't work on my computer and I'd like to try something simmilar to it that won't take a week to DL! Any suggestions would be appriciated. Thanks! Jay,
- 12-11-2007 #2Just Joined!
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Hi,
Good to have you in the club, and we will be there for you, whenever u need our help, as for the newbies distro, i think u go to Mandriva by click here. its what a beginner can start with.
Ok all the best, feel free to ask anything or where u r stuck.
Cheers
Robin
- 12-11-2007 #3
If you're specifically looking for a small distro, I'd look at the "Older Computers" section of the "Which Distro?" thread here:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...ead-first.htmlRegistered Linux user #270181
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- 12-11-2007 #4forum.guy
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Here's a LiveCD listing you can check out, too:
The LiveCD Listoz
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- 12-11-2007 #5Just Joined!
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When i started i really liked ubuntu it was a very nice way to get introduced to linux and it was different enough interface compare to mandrivia that it made it interesting and encouraged me to explore the os much more.
- 12-12-2007 #6
I have an older machine that is sometimes difficult to get stuff to run on. It's now running a copy of Xubuntu. I find it fast, light and works out of the box (for me anyway!)
- 12-12-2007 #7
Try Puppy Linux. You might be able to use Morphix. Debian Live is a possibility if you know what you're doing.

- 12-13-2007 #8
if i were you i would try Damn Small Linux, whose size is nearly 50Mb.


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