Live CDs
A Live CD is Linux on a CD that can run a computer. You boot from the CD and have a working Linux computer, running from the CD. You can use the Linux tools and applications without installing anything on the hard disk. The Live CD can contain many applications by using on-the-fly decompression techniques. Linux on the Live CDs can access floppy disk and CD drives, printers, and other hardware. Live CDs are useful for the following:
Evaluation: You can try out Linux. You can see how it works and/or learn to use it without installing anything on your hard disk.
Testing: You can test a computer with Linux before purchasing it.
Portability: You can move your Linux from computer to computer easily. You can bring your Linux with you and ...
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