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Interview with Klaus Knopper, Creator of Knoppix [Distrowatch]
Nov. 18, 2002

Distrowatch's Ladislav Bodnar interviews Klaus Knopper, developer of Knoppix Linux . . .

"Knoppix has taken the Linux world by storm. Barely known outside its borders only a few months ago, it has suddenly become the focus of Linux media as a great way of introducing anyone to Linux. Unlike other distributions, Knoppix does not need to be installed on a computer's hard disk - it runs directly from the CD. All you need to do is to place it into your CD-ROM drive and restart the computer. A few minutes later you will have a fully working Linux workstation with all major desktop environments, server software, multimedia, office and productivity applications you can think of . . . "

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