Gideon N. Guillen wrote:
> Know any other distro that can boot on a CD and would give you a full Linux
> system (including X and a bunch of apps)? These kind of things can be a
The now defunct Yggdrasil distro was one of the first that could be run
entirely from the CD. It came out around 1994. xenos and I went through
a whole slew of now extinct distros since then... SLS, TAMU, the one
from Manchester Uni (what was that called?), Bogus (which was really
bogus!), etc.
You haven't really lived until you've tried installing Slackware from
diskettes! (chuckles fiendishly)
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