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Using a liveCD as your Linux Desktop
Dec. 22, 2005

Although most liveCD Linux distros are generally meant to be used for evaluation or demo purposes, such as trying the particular distro before installing it on your hard drive, some can be used quite successfully as a Linux desktop, without ever installing them to your hard drive. Why do this? Which ones are best for this purpose?

To find out the answer to these and other interesting questions, read this informative DesktopLinux.com article by guest columnist Frank Richards:

Using a liveCD as your Linux Desktop




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