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EXTON Linux MultiBootCD 6-OS
A multiboot cd with six mini Linux Systems
...You can very easy create your own multibootcd/dvd with Ventoy - https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.html Today (250227) I have 13 Linux Systems on one USB stick of 32GB. Screenshot: https://multibootcd.exton.se/ventoy-250227.jpg From EXTON Linux MultiBootCD 6-OS you can boot and run the following six (6) mini Linux Systems: Porteus 5.0.1, PuppEX Jammy64, Tiny Core 14.0, GParted 1.5.0-6, 4MLinux 43.1 and SliTaz 5.0. You can very easy install EXTON MultiBootCD to a USB pen drive. It is also possible to install each distribution to hard drive. WHATS's THE POINT of running EXTON Linux MultibootCD 6-OS? ... -
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Xiaopan OS
Easy to use pentesting distribution for wireless security enthusiasts
Xiaopan OS is an easy to use software package for beginners and experts that includes a number of advanced hacking tools to penetrate WPA / WPA2 / WPS / WEP wireless networks. Based on the Tiny Core Linux (TCL) operating system (OS), it has a slick graphical user interface (GUI) requiring no need for typing Linux commands. Xiaopan OS is Windows, Mac and Linux compatible and users can simply install and boot this ~70mb OS through a USB pen drive or in a virtual machine (VM) environment. ...
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