May 1, 2008
A LiveDistro is a computer operating system that is executed upon boot, without installation to a hard disk drive. It is typically named after the bootable medium it is stored in such as a CD-ROM, DVD or a USB-flash drive. It is referred to as “live” since these “distros” or software distributions contain a complete, functioning and operational system on the distribution medium.
The operating system or files already installed on the computer hard drive is not altered by a LiveDistro unless instructed to do so. While including mechanism and utilities for more permanent installation, it allows the user to return the computer to its previous state upon ejection and rebooting of the computer. Specific LiveDistros are designed to test drive Linux and other free and open- source operating system.
Elive: art of GNU/Linux distributions.
March 31, 2008
Elive is a complete operating system based on GNU/Linux Debian. The main feature of Elive is the beautiful graphic interface using a minimum hardware requirements. There are many effects that are invidiable by other distributions which using 3D graphic. Elive is a very stable and secure system. A great team works for fix bugs and increase performance.
Frugalware 0.7 donwload ISO CD
October 20, 2007
Frugalware is a Linux Distro inspired on the simplicity of Slackware. It has a fork of “pacman” as package manager derived from Arch Linux Package Manager. Frugalware’s Developer have released the 0.7 version of its distro. From the previous release they have improved software as “Gfpm” (graphic front-end to manage packages) and “Gnetconfig” (to configure network interfaces).
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