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This Live CD is created for the purpose of writing & running shell scripts on various computers. This is a 64-bit system for better performance and features. Please see the Images of its Desktop below. Pressing F4 from any Folder on the File Manager will launch the Terminal and will set your working directory automatically. After Downloading, Either Burn this .iso image to a DVD and boot from it on any computer OR install it to a USB drive with the multiboot-usb software, available here...

Latest stable version - GNOME 3.26 - working Latest unstable version - GNOME 3.27 - working This project provides live systems built using the latest FreeBSD release and the latest GNOME ports from the FreeBSD GNOME project. Scripts used to build the LiveCDs are also available for downloading. The scripts are largely based on this article: https://wiki.freebsd.org/AndriyGapon/AvgLiveCD Note: This is not a general-purpose LiveCD! I track the development version instead of the stable version. If you want to do things other than previewing the latest (possibly unstable) GNOME release, please download the scripts to make your own LiveCDs. ...

does what it says! if you have old configs it can bring them forward or help do that. it can build a set of kernels (ie, if you have more than one arch). it packages them. and has some good options. end of story it's possible with one commandline to do the round trip , copy to another host , have that host install package, and have the host reboot (maybe not on first try ok ? :) The comparison to script shipped with kernel (circa 2012): 1) gmil works or attempts to work across...

...It boots and runs with a comparable speed as a hard drive installation. Community Linux allows one to create a low cost solid state development and production platform. For new ComLin drive creation, one needs to download the full install (comlin-016.tar.gz) ... (not just the scripts) Update: Community Linux will now run on most every machine. Update: Added Sound drivers, Intelligent boot drive search. Upd

...The install icon is to be found in '$HOME/notepad' This is highly customized to my very personal liking. * As less GUI as possible * Console for everything * No bling bling but my scripts * LUA hardcoded applications menu Introducing my stuff: * Text User Interface: https://github.com/sri-arjuna/tui * Sutra: Random sutras from the Vedics (german) * Several small scripts Based on: * Fedora: http://www.fedoraproject.org * AwesomeWM: http://awesome.naquadah.org/download/ * RPMFusion: http://rpmfusion.org