John,
I don't know why you talk about Devil-Linux on Trinux-talk.
I am sorry for this cross-post reply...
but I have to make Knoppix advocacy. ;-)
>From: "John van V." <joh...@ya...>
>To: "Matthew Franz" <mf...@ci...>; "Brian Anon"
<bri...@ho...>; "TheLinuxSociety"
<the...@ya...>; "Alex Genna" ><ale...@ne...>;
"Devil Linux" <dev...@li...>
>Cc: <tri...@li...>
>Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 8:09 PM
>Subject: [Trinux-talk] Business Case for X ( and gcc ;) )
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have chosen Devil-Linux as the base product for Linux Society operations
> because it, in beta format, is both bleeding edge and stable. It has also
been
> a pure joy to work with.
[...]
> I have worked w/ lnx-bbc and it is very nice, Xwindows works very well. I
> would very much like to burn Kloopix but the 600Mb download...
I guess your are talking about Knoppix from http://www.knopper.net.
I don't understand why we talk about this in Trinux mailing list.
But I would just like to say the Knoppix is a great linux boot from CD.
It is a bit like the French DemoLinux except that this is german (other
language available).
This might be the only problem [except for the download]. :-)
I use it for development (gcc, ...) (to avoid installing Linux on my company
laptop).
I mostly use if for network security demonstration,
because it contain:
* Ethereal
* Hping2
* nessus
* nmap
* ...
Of course many tools are missing but I have a partition on the side where I
compile them.
> John, Linux Society Prez
>
> (also speaking on behalf of Denny, founder)
>
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