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I am new to linux and I was wondering what the best USB bootable Live distro I can use. I am looking for a shiny gui based look and easy ...
- 07-13-2009 #1Just Joined!
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Which Live USB Bootable Distro Should I Use?!?!?!
I am new to linux and I was wondering what the best USB bootable Live distro I can use. I am looking for a shiny gui based look and easy to run feel. If any one has any sugestions I am downloading about 12 right now and I am stuck
- 07-13-2009 #2
Hi and Welcome !
Go for SLAX. Its one the best distro specifically for USB Live only. Its interface is very slick and necessary packages are pre-installed including media codecs.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 07-13-2009 #3forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums!

There is no way for someone else to say for certain which one you will like the best, so you are doing the right thing by downloading a number of them and conducting your own tests with each of them. You can check this list for lots of liveCD options and some info about each of them:
The LiveCD List
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- 07-13-2009 #4
Unetbootin also comes with downloadable iso list when making linux distro bootable live usbs.
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- 07-14-2009 #5Linux Newbie
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It would be also my choice, but also Puppy (and the many derivates (puplets) of it) can offer superb things.
There are many distros suitable so check them out via LiveCD first and then see the Tutorials
- 07-14-2009 #6
Hi rhcp1253,
I would also suggest puppy linux, or linux mint.
see link below:
Boot and run Linux from a USB flash memory stick | USB Pen Drive Linux
I hope this is of help.
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