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    Default Puppy Linux

    What's up gurus? IDK if you y'all have heard of it, but Puppy Linux is out. It's small enough to put on portable media, and is great for retrieving files from a hosed os. I am a pro PC guy, but it does help to be well rounded.

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    What makes this one special? You can get a linux kernel on a floppy 5 years ago, I remember using them to reset forgotten local admin passwords on my buddy's NT 4.0 stations. LOL...

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    this has a good gui, and it's simple to use. They still use linux boot disks to fix passwords in WinXP.

    It's a full distro, and runs completely in your RAM. Essentially, its a full OS!

    Here's a good article..
    http://www.puppylinux.org/user/reada...p?article_id=2

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    i have a mac. is it compatable? i ran linux on my pc before the switch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erikharrison View Post
    this has a good gui, and it's simple to use. They still use linux boot disks to fix passwords in WinXP.

    It's a full distro, and runs completely in your RAM. Essentially, its a full OS!

    Here's a good article..
    http://www.puppylinux.org/user/reada...p?article_id=2
    Sounds like the old SuSe LiveEval they had, burn it to a CD and boot up and run like normal. I haven't messed with any Linux for a couple years, but SuSe was my favorite a while back. I had my wife's laptop setup with it for over a year and she never had any sort of problems, even with the built-in wireless card and stuff. I'll check out that article and see how far things have come in the last few years, probably see if I can get one of our tablet PCs with the touch screens running up here at the office just for kicks.

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    what tha?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BIGBIRD123 View Post
    what tha?
    Purple

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    Going to read the article now. Is this a Knoppix-ish distro?

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    Quote Originally Posted by aimaike View Post
    Going to read the article now. Is this a Knoppix-ish distro?
    thats my take also

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