Keyboard loggers on
public computers freak me out, and lugging my laptop around and hoping
Internet cafes will let me plug in doesn't sound too great. I may end
up doing that though. No big deal.
If keyboard loggers are your only problem, google for usage of ssh+otp
I've read a little about how custom LiveCDs can be built with
catalyst. I do like to keep my system very minimal so I wonder how it
would work to use a LiveCD as my only workstation. Are LiveCDs ready
to be used in this way? I really like the idea of being able to walk
up to any computer, pop
The Ramdisk option eliminates the need for two CD drives in most
situations (not a good idea for low-memory systems), and I've seen
others use this kind of setup in tandem with a USB key drive for
storage.On 4/29/05, Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read a little about how custom LiveCDs can be
Take a look at Slax 5.0.4. It's small, kde 3.4.0, dhcp. k3b, all the desktop
essentials, etc., and you can save your settings/configs either on floppy,
HD, or their web site, so you don't even have to carry a floppy or USB key
around. Slax mounts all HD disks, and you can save your work
On Friday 29 April 2005 02:48 pm, Grant wrote:
Take a look at Slax 5.0.4. It's small, kde 3.4.0, dhcp. k3b, all the
desktop essentials, etc., and you can save your settings/configs either
on floppy, HD, or their web site, so you don't even have to carry a
floppy or USB key around. Slax
I guess you could brew one up after you got a minimalist Gentoo install
configured to your liking, taking care that the total size didn't exceed
700mb compressed. However, my understanding is that Gentoo Live Cds are
essentially designed just for installing Gentoo, not a full featured and
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