Jim Lynch bites into four low-fat distros that boot off CD but deliver the full flavor of Linux. Use Linux on your computer without ever installing a thing.

GNU/Linux OS, Red Hat based, runs live, fully from one bootable CD, needs no harddisk; useful for recovery, demonstrations, or to learn and try Linux; needs i496+; office suites, multimedia players, advanced image editors, games.

A business card size (50MB) Linux distribution; with description and download links.

Dedicated to bootable Linux CD distributions.

Complete GNU/Linux operating system working without the need for any hard-disk.

Extensive tabular listing. Shows name, size, and primary functions.

Distribution runs fully from CD, no need to put anything on the hard drive. No need for an expert to configure hardware, automatically recognizes, configures itself for, supported cards: network, graphic, sound, SCSI devices, other hardware devices.

Linux Bootable Business Card; mini Linux distribution small enough to fit on this CD-ROM format. [Open Source]

Use a live bootable Linux CD for your system backups and recovery.

A modular distribution without any configuration; comes with live-cd support.

minimal linux distribution running from cd-rom or PXE to stress your entiry system and monitoring the health.

Bootable Mandrake Linux distribution with 1.6 gigs worth of tools and toys on a single CD.