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On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 12:23:03PM -0800, William Holt wrote:
> Thanks for the link to the rh9 isos!!!
> Wow Bittorent is the bomb, I downloaded almost 2gs in under 5 minutes.
> Thanks again
> What are Knoppix ISOs?

Knoppix is a Linux distro that runs off of CD-ROMs - no local installation
required. Kind of like the good old days of running MS-DOS from floppies,
but much, much nicer!

Unlike small "rescue" distros such as Tomsrtbt or Lnx-Bbs, Knoppix
is a highly loaded distro you can use for serious work - it even has
StarOffice. The idea is that you can walk up to a strange machine
anywhere, pop in the CD, boot it up, and do useful work in Linux.

Nathan




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