Here's one that was meant to be used to trouble shoot or recover a dead
box, thus it's name Toolbox. But it has a gui, networking, and some
basic tools. Not word processor any thing and it will fit on a credit
card size cd.
Also Redhat has a system you can install on Windows without doing a
partitioning of the system. Though it's slow as it's a compressed image
on the harddisk that is loaded into memory. There is CYGWIN which gives
you some Linux function(S) in Windows, I've tried this out and it's
pretty slick I love having the ls function in on windows not to mention
VI on windows, when I'm forced to use Windows of course.
Mike M.
On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 15:54, Jason Pratt wrote:
> I am currently taking the A+ part towards my MCSE, well I have a classmate who
> wants to try Linux. I mentioned to her about distributions that run within
> windows and ones that run off of a CD so she doesnt' have to repartition etc.
>
> I know of DemoLinux, are there any other distros that do such a thing?
>
> She just wants to see Linux and play alittle bit with it. Maybe we can get
> her to keep it on her machine.... ;)
>
> Any suggestions...
>
> -J
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