Live-cd'er - en måde at vælge din distribution

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En Live CD lader dig teste KDE SC (sædvanligvis den seneste stabile udgave) uden at skulle installere Linux eller ændre en eksisterende installation. En Live distribution starter op og kører udelukkende fra CD'en og skriver intet til din harddisk. De kan derfor afvikles på en Windows computer uden risiko. Alle de nævnte CD'er er frit tilgængelige til download.

Mandriva One

The One edition of Mandriva Linux is a Live CD

Mandriva One

Kubuntu LiveCD

A live CD version of Kubuntu Linux, Ubuntu's KDE Plasma Desktop brother.

Homepage

Fedora

A fast paced distro targeting users who want the latest and greatest available in the world of FOSS. Fedora KDE usually has the latest stable version of KDE in the repositories, and beta versions are usually shipped via supported extra repositories.

Fedora download page

Mepis

Based on Debian, Kudzu by Red Hat. The disk also offers installation to hard drive.

Homepage

Morphix KDE

Based on Knoppix. Special versions such as LiveKiosk and Asterix PBX are available.

Homepage

PCLinuxOS

Based on Mandrake (now known as Mandriva).

Homepage

Slax - Live CD

Based on Slackware. 8cm CD-R. With modular structure and pseudo read-write CD filesystem.

Homepage

OpenSUSE Live-CD

It allows to try OpenSUSE with KDE SC and install it to hard drive.

Download

Sidux

sidux is an operating system based on the Linux kernel, Debian's branch (called "Sid") and many free and open source applications.

Homepage


New Live CDs and DVDs are becoming available all the time. If you've heard of a distro and think you'd like to try it, do an Internet search for it. You may well find that a Live CD is available.



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