TP Crea tu propia distro de Linux

TP Distro de linux

• Explicar el concepto GNU/Linux
• Definición, componentes y análisis del Kernel de Linux
• Que es una distro de linux?
• Nombrar y detallar con links e imágenes las principales distros de linux
• Listar las 2 distros principales en cada categoría

Comerciales
No comerciales.
Ser completamente libres
incluir software privativo.
Diseñadas para uso en el hogar
Diseñadas para uso en las empresas.
Diseñadas para servidores
Diseñadas para escritorios
Diseñadas para dispositivos empotrados.
Orientadas a usuarios regulares
Orientadas a usuarios avanzados.
De uso general
Para dispositivos altamente especializados, comoun cortafuegos, un enrutador o un cluster computacional.
Diseñadas e incluso certificadas para un hardware o arquitectura específicos.
Orientadas para la producción musical
Orientadas para computación científica
Orientadas a diseño gráfico
Orientadas a educación
Configuradas especialmente para ser más seguras
Configuradas especialmente para ser más completas
Configuradas especialmente para ser más portables
Configuradas especialmente para ser más fáciles de usar
Soportadas bajo distintos tipos de hardware.
Soportadas para PCs antiguas

• Preparar una distro educativa para el CEG (inicial, primario o secundario) en http://susestudio.com/
• Se presenta la distro instalada en su PC de la sala de info
• Se presenta todo el trabajo en su sitio, con una imagen ISO e imágenes de su distro corriendo

 

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http://www.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/10-scripts-to-create-your-own-linux-distribution-665247

http://www.informationweek.com/news/205917063?pgno=1

http://www.gnewsense.org/Builder/HowToCreateYourOwnGNULinuxDistribution

Remastersys   http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/  

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remastersys

This tool has a newbie-proof GUI and works on both Ubuntu and Debian distros and any of their derivatives.

Remastersys works by transferring the distro you’re running into an ISO image. You can choose to include your settings and personal data too, which makes it ideal for backups.

 

 

2. UCK http://uck.sourceforge.net/

The Ubuntu Customisation Kit – which is tastefully shortened to UCK – works with the ISO of any of the four Ubuntu flavours (the GNOME based original Ubuntu, KDE-based Kubuntu, Xfce-based Xubuntu and education-targeted Edubuntu) and lets you add or remove any apps to the stock.

This tool is ideal for advanced users because during the customisation process it places you in a chrooted environment of the Live CD, enabling you to tweak any aspect of the distro.

 

5. SUSE Studio http://susestudio.com/

Novell’s SUSE Studio is taking the world by storm. It lets you select packages, set various configurations (including network detection, firewall settings and so on) and select a logo, background and more.

The most impressive part is that all this functionality is accessed from within a browser. You can even test-drive your new distro – again from within the browser – before downloading the ISO image to share with the world.

 

7. Builder  http://www.gnewsense.org/Main/HomePage

Builder is a series of bash scripts that are used by the gNewSense developers to create their distro. Along with the tool they’ve also written a handy nine-step guide to creating a customised distro from Ubuntu Hardy. The guide is available on their site.

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GNU/Linux 10 razones por que los chicos deben usarlo – Taringa!

10 razones por que los chicos deben usar GNU/Linux

1: Virus/malware

Esta razón, está siempre en la parte superior de mi lista. Todos nosotros, sabemos que los niños son propensos a la apertura, y a realizar las cosas que no deberían. Motivado, a que no se puede chequear a sus hijos el 100 por ciento del tiempo, no se puede saber donde están obteniendo las aplicaciones o archivos adjuntos. Puede asegurarse, que esas máquinas tienen antivirus y anti software espía, pero ¿por qué incluso toman la oportunidad?, cuando sus hijos están utilizando el sistema operativo Linux, esta preocupación desaparece.

2: Seguridad

Esto puede resumirse fácilmente. Si usted, no da a sus niños la contraseña de root, no puede ejecutar con privilegios de administrador del root. Por supuesto, cuando se utiliza una distribución como Ubuntu. Para cualquier sistema operativo basado en la sudo, necesitará editar el archivo/etc./sudoers para dar a los usuarios jóvenes los privilegios que necesitan.

3: Eficacia de costos

Supongamos, que tiene un usuario más joven, que está recibiendo una máquina hand-me-down, que necesita un sistema operativo a instalar. Si no tienes esa copia de Windows alrededor, está sujeto a adquirir una copia nueva. Esto también puede aplicarse a cualquier número de aplicaciones, puede que tenga que pagar. Para evitar estos costos, en total entrega a ese niño la misma máquina que ejecute Linux. No tendrás que pagar por la licencia del sistema operativo, o cualquier aplicación que los niños podrían necesitar, o quieran. Encima de eso, tendrán la herramienta agregar, o quitar programas, donde pueden buscar y encontrar sólo lo que necesita. También, puede ejecutar una distribución moderna en mucho menos hardware que necesitará, para la vista o Windows 7.

4: Herramientas específicas de la edad

¿Debe saber que hay grupos de distribuciones y software diseñados específicamente para los adultos jóvenes y los niños? Ha suavidadorientada para k-6,edubuntu,para las edades 3-18,linuxkidx, para las edades de 2-15,prospectiva kids, para las edades de 3-12 y muchos otros. Estas herramientas específicas por edad están bien adaptadas para el grupo de que su objetivo con gráficos, y lenguaje ajustados para el rango de edad. Y algunas de las distribuciones orientadas específicamente para jóvenes, bloqueado para niños desde el sistema operativo.

5: Portailes(laptop, netbook)

Los niños tienen pequeñas manos, y dedos que pueden manejar un teclado reducido, y fácilmente pueden sentarse con una máquina de pequeña en su regazo. Yel sistema operativo Linux, es ideal para ejecutar en netbooks. Puede instalar un sistema operativo auténtico, o un sistema operativo específico de netbook, junto con cualquier software que necesite en el netbook, convirtiéndolo en una excelente elección para el público más joven.

6: Los estudiantes ágiles

Si colocas una máquina basada en Linux, delante de un usuario joven, no escuchará las quejas como, «¿por qué no se ejecuta quicken!» o «necesito mi app de nómina personalizada para ejecutar en esto!». La mayoría de los niños, dominaran el sistema operativo Linux rápidamente (y también), con una curva de aprendizaje mínima. Mentes jóvenes, se adaptan bien, a sus hijos, no tendrán ningún problema para adaptarse a las diferencias. Usted podría probablemente sentarse, con un niño, bajar de gentoo (software), ejecutando cde (software) o afterstep (software), y él o ella, habría menos tiempo para explicarle el significado de Linux.

7: Permanecer en el paso

Sé que esto traerá la molestia, en muchos lectores. No estoy diciendo que cualquier sistema operativo, se utilizará más que cualquier otro. Pero Linux, es utilizado en todo el mundo. Muchos países, en su conjunto han adoptado Linux. El futuro de Linux, es muy brillante, y parece estar obteniendo más brillo. Así que, ¿por qué no dar a sus niños una ventaja sobre lo que posiblemente podría ser el futuro de la PC? Si Windows es tan amigable para el usuario, niños, pasando la mayor parte de su tiempo en Linux, no deberían tener ningún problema de trabajar con Windows. De hecho, yo diría que aumentaría la capacidad del niño, para entender completamente el sistema operativo, y cómo realmente funciona el PC.

8: Oportunidades de aprendizaje

Open source, potencian la educación. Prácticamente grita, «me abres y aprendes!» ¿Qué mejor manera de ayudar a los jóvenes a aprender que, dándoles la posibilidad de hacer eso? con los niños realmente curiosos, es extraordinario el deseo de aprender, así que, ¿por qué bloquearlos con el software de código cerrado? cuando un niño está expuesto a abrir el software de fuente y un sistema operativo de código abierto, las oportunidades educativas, son ilimitadas.

9: Una lección en la comunidad

Esto puede parecer un tramo, pero soy un idealista, así que espero que vayan a ir con él. Enseñar a los niños, el valor del software de código abierto, les ayudará a entender las comunidades. Aunque los usuarios jóvenes, probablemente no abran el código fuente de las aplicaciones, que se están utilizando, la constante evolución de hoy en día, impulsado por la comunidad mundial, que necesitan todas las ventajas que pueden llegar a medida que crecen. Tener una sólida comprensión de código abierto, les ayudará a entender, a una edad temprana, lo que significa realmente trabajar con y para un equipo. Usando Linux, a una temprana edad, también indirectamente enseña a los niños el beneficio del voluntariado, algo que muchos de nosotros necesitamos para obtener más información sobre el tema.

10: Filtrado de contenidos

Linux, tiene numerosas maneras de manejar el filtrado de contenidos para los usuarios jóvenes. Dedansguardian (software)asquidguard (software), para la edición manual del archivo /etc/hosts, puede filtrar contenido en Linux, con mucho más detalle, que puede en Windows, y fácilmente. Agregando, a esto la capacidad de bloquear, lo que el usuario joven pueda, y no pueda acceder (sin tener que agregar software de terceros), y Linux rápidamente se convierte en un entorno informático seguro para su niño.

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Las 11 mejores aplicaciones de hacking y seguridad para Linux | CyberHades

 

 

1. John the Ripper: herramienta para cracking de contraseñas. Es una de las más conocidas y populares (también tiene versión Windows). Además de autodetectar el hash de las contraseñas, puedes configurarlo como quieras. Lo puedes usar en contraseñas encriptadas para Unix (DES, MD5 ó Blowfish), Kerberos AFS y Windows. Tiene módulos adicionales para incluir hashes de contraseñas badadas en MD4 y almacenadas en LDAP, MySQL y otros.

2. Nmap: ¿quién no conoce Nmap?, sin duda el mejor programa para se seguridad para redes. Puedes usarlo para encontrar ordenadores y servicios en una red. Se usa sobre todo para escanear puertos, pero esta es sólo una de sus posibilidades. También es capaz de descubrir servicios pasivos en una red así como dar detalles de los ordenadores descubiertos (sistema operativo, tiempo que lleva conectado, software utilizado para ejecutar un servicio, presencia de un firewall ó incluso la marca de la tarjeta de red remota). Funciona en Windows y Mac OS X también. Tutorial Nmap.

3. Nessus: herramienta para encontrar y analizar vulnerabilidades de software, como aquellas que puedan ser utilizadas para controlar o acceder a los datos del equipo remoto. También localiza passwords por defecto, parches no instalados, etc.

4. chkrootkit: básicamente es un shell script para permitir descubrir rootkits instalados en nuestro sistema. El problema es que muchos rootkits actuales detectan la presencia de programas como este para no ser detectados.

5. Wireshark: sniffer de paquetes, se utiliza para analizar el tráfico de red. Es parecido a tcpdump (luego hablamos de él) pero con una GUI y más opciones de ordenación y filtro. Coloca la tarjeta en modo promiscuo para poder analizar todo el tráfico de la red. También está para Windows.

6. netcat: herramienta que permite abrir puertos TCP/UDP en un equipo remoto (después se queda a la escucha) , asociar una shell a ese puerto y forzar conexiones UDP/TCP (útil para rasteo de puertos o transferecias bit a bit entre dos equipos).

7. Kismet: sistema de detección de redes, sniffer de paquetes y de intrusión para redes inalámbricas 802.11.

8. hping: generador y analizador de paquetes para el protocolo TCP/IP. En las últimas versiones se pueden usar scripts basados en el lenguaje Tcl y también implementa un motor de strings (cadenas de texto) para describir los paquetes TCP/IP, de esta manera es más fácil de entenderlos además de poder manipularlos de una manera bastante fácil.

9. Snort: es un NIPS: Network Prevention System y un NIDS: Network Intrusion Detetection, capaz de analizar redes IP. Se usa sobre todo para detectar ataques como buffer overflows, acceso a puertos abiertos, ataques web, etc.

10. tcpdump: herramienta de debugging que se ejecuta desde la línea de comandos. Permite ver los paquetes TCP/IP (y otros) que se están transmitiendo o recibiendo desde el ordenador.

11. Metasploit: esta herramienta que nos proporciona información sobre vulnerabilidades de seguridad y permite hacer pruebas de penetración contra sistemas remotos. Tiene también un framework para realizar tus propias herramientas y está tanto para Linux como para Windows. Existen muchos tutoriales por la red donde explican cómo utilizarlo.

vía Las 11 mejores aplicaciones de hacking y seguridad para Linux | CyberHades.

HowtoForge – Linux Howtos and Tutorials

HowtoForge – Linux Howtos and Tutorials

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Trabajos Prácticos Software Libre

TP Nº 1 Documental Software Libre

https://alefalletti.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/tp-documental-software-libre/

TP Documental Software Libre « HiperEidon

Documental código linux

Presentar un informe del contenido del documento.

Preguntas a responder:

1. ¿Qué medio de comunicación usa la comunidad Linux para estar constantemente en contacto? ¿Hubiera existido Linux si este medio de comunicación no hubiera existido? ¿Qué piensas tu?

2. ¿En qué otro sistema operativo (muy importante) anterior se basó Linus para crear Linux?

3. ¿Por qué Linus decidió compartir Linux libremente por la red y no venderlo?

4. ¿Qué primer nombre quería darle Linus a Linux?

5. La gente que programa linux no lo hace por dinero ¿Por qué trabajan en eso entonces?

6. ¿Por qué los paises menos desarrollados o con menos recursos están usando Linux mas que Windows?

7. ¿Cuál es tu opinión sobre todas las personas que aparecen en el documental?

Wireless LAN Sniffer Applications and Scanners for Linux

Listado de aplicaciones wlan para linux

Wireless LAN Sniffer Applications and Scanners for Linux

TuxMobil: Wireless LAN Sniffer Applications and Scanners for Linux

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Similitudes entre sistemas operativos y la cocina – Geekool

Similitudes entre sistemas operativos y la cocina – Geekool

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Gratis Cursos de Software Libre

Gratis Cursos de Software Libre

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Trabajo Práctico: El entorno de trabajo en el sistema operativo Linux

Práctica 1: El entorno de trabajo en el sistema operativo Linux

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Tabla de contenidos

1. El entorno de trabajo en el sistema operativo Linux

1.1. El escritorio

1.1.1. Panel

1.1.2. Menú

1.1.3. Ejercicio

1.2. Aplicaciones básicas

1.2.1. Navegadores

1.2.2. Editores de texto

1.2.3. Administradores de archivos

1.2.4. Localizadores de archivos

1.2.5. Consola de texto

1.2.6. Otros programas

1.2.7. Ejercicio (sólo si eres administrador de la máquina)

1.3. Permisos

1.3.1. Ejercicio

1.4. Compactadores y compresores

1.5. Cuota de disco

1.5.1. Ejercicio

1.6. Comandos básicos

1.6.1. Ejercicio

1.7. Transferencia de ficheros entre ordenadores

1.7.1. Ejercicio

2. El gestor de versiones Subversion

2.1. Operaciones más comunes con Subversion

2.2. Resumen de comandos en Subversion

Práctica 1: El entorno de trabajo en el sistema operativo Linux

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Introducción a TIC – Libro de clases

Intro to ICT

General Information and Communication Technology

Evolution

History Of Information and Communication Technology

History Of The Internet

Using The Internet

Searching The Internet

Computer Hardware, Networking,
and System Administration

Home Networking

Introduction To Networking

Purchasing Internet Service

Understand Home Network
Design

Network Security

Logic Circuits

Getting Down with Logic Circuits

Logic Circuits in Python – Part One

Logic Circuits in Python – Part Two

Computer Architecture

Internal Computer Hardware

Computer Hardware Peripherals

Mythical Machine Simulator

Booting Your Computer

Computer Software, Web
Application Development, and Multimedia

Software

Operating Systems

Computer Security

Backups

Web Browsers

Getting Down with Revision Control

Web Page Development

Getting Down with XHTML

Programming

Getting Down with Javascript

Gasp Python Course

Creating a GUI with pyGTK

Databases

SQL for Python Programmers

Using SQLite with the pyGTK phone GUI

Multimedia

Multimedia Design

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TP Software libre

TP Software libre

a- Definir: software – programa – código fuente – licencia – usuario – software libre – software regalado – software con código fuente abierto – software de dominio público – copyright – copyleft

b- Diseñar un cuadro para clasificar el software de acuerdo a su costo, protección, legalidad, filosofía y apertura de su código fuente; se deberan indicar softwares de ejemplo.

c- Libertades básicas del software libre

d- Ventajas y desventajas del software libre

http://www.monografias.com/trabajos12/elsoflib/elsoflib.shtml

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_libre

http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.es.html

Sistema dual Windows – Ubuntu Linux

El tinglado » Sistema dual Windows – Ubuntu Linux

Es cada vez más frecuente la instalación conjunta de Windows y Linux en ordenadores duales, es decir, con posibilidad de funcionar bajo uno u otro sistema operativo e independientemente uno de otro. Cualquier CD live instalador de Linux hace instalaciones de este tipo si elegimos la opción de instalación automática, pero el control del equipo queda entonces bajo Linux. Aquí vamos a tutelar la instalación dual Windows-Linux de forma manual lo cual nos dará mayor control tanto del proceso de instalación como del de desinstalación según queramos una u otra cosa.

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Guía visual de «Software Libre» vs. «Software Privativo»

ProInf.net – Guía visual de «Software Libre» vs. «Software Privativo»

Guía visual de «Software Libre» vs. «Software Privativo»

Software Libre

Pastilla roja

Software Privativo

Pastilla azul

 

NEO: No me gusta la idea de no ser yo el que controle mi vida.

MORFEO: Sé exactamente a lo que te refieres. Te explicaré por qué estás aquí. Estás porque sabes algo. Aunque lo que sabes no lo puedes explicar. Pero lo percibes. Ha sido así durante toda tu vida. Algo no funciona en el mundo. No sabes lo que es, pero ahí está, como una astilla clavada en tu mente y te está enloqueciendo. Esa sensación te ha traído hasta mí. ¿Sabes de lo que estoy hablando?

NEO: ¿De Matrix?

MORFEO: ¿Te gustaría saber lo que es? Matrix nos rodea. Está por todas partes, incluso ahora, en esta misma habitación. Puedes verla si miras por la ventana, o al encender la televisión. Puedes sentirla, cuando vas a trabajar, cuando vas a la iglesia, cuando pagas tus impuestos. Es el mundo que ha sido puesto ante tus ojos para ocultarte la verdad.

NEO: ¿Qué verdad?

MORFEO: Que eres un esclavo, Neo. Igual que los demás, naciste en cautiverio, naciste en una prisión que no puedes ni oler ni saborear ni tocar. Una prisión para tu mente. Por desgracia no se puede explicar lo que es Matrix. Has de verla con tus propios ojos. Esta es tu última oportunidad. Después, ya no podrás echarte atrás. Si tomas la pastilla azul fin de la historia. Despertarás en tu cama y creerás lo que quieras creerte. Si tomas la roja, te quedas en el País de las Maravillas y yo te enseñaré hasta dónde llega la madriguera de conejos. Recuerda, lo único que te ofrezco es la verdad. Nada más.

The Matrix

Personaje

Richard Stallman

Bill Gates

Navegador web

Mozilla Firefox

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Cliente de correo electrónico

Mozilla Thunderbird

Microsoft Outlook Express

Sistema operativo

GNU/Linux «ñulinux»

Microsoft Windows «güindos»

Licencia

Creative Commons

Copyright

Compartición

eMule

DRM

Retoque fotográfico

Gimp

Adobe Photoshop

Dibujo vectorial

Inkscape

Adobe Illustrator

Programación

Mono

Microsoft .net

Desarrollo web

Ruby on Rails

ASP.net

Compresor ficheros

7-zip

WinZip

Gráficos 3D

Blender

3D-Studio

Charla

Gaim

Microsoft Messenger

Derechos y libertades

Partido Pirata

SGAE

Editor de textos

Notepad++

Bloc de notas

Procesador de textos

Open Office Writer

Microsoft Office Word

Hoja de cálculo

Open Office Calc

Microsoft Office Excel

Base de datos

MySQL

Microsoft Office Access

La Guerra de las Galaxias

Alianza Rebelde

Imperio Galáctico

<!–h2>El Señor de los Anillos

Hobbit

Troll

</div–>

Recursos naturales

Reciclar

Consumir

 

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Posters TI

Muy buen material para nuestras salas de informática

y hay varios más en

Royal Pingdom » IT posters to cover your empty walls

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Habla Mark Shuttleworth, el señor Ubuntu – lanacion.com

Al igual que con otras distribuciones es posible probar Ubuntu sin modificar la instalación de Windows de la PC y sin pagar un centavo. En www.ubuntu.com está disponible para descargar la versión 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). Hay que bajar un único archivo de 700 MB de tamaño, de extensión ISO, que deberá grabarse en un CD como imagen de disco . Si su software de grabación de CD no lo admite, puede probar con los freeware DeepBurner ( www.deepburner.com ) o CDBurnerXP ( www.cdburnerxp.se ). Si el disco se grabó correctamente, al insertarlo en la PC debe mostrar varios archivos y carpetas, no un único archivo ISO.

Luego se debe reiniciar la PC dejando el CD en la compactera. Si la PC lee primero la lectora de CD antes que el disco rígido, aparecerá (antes de que se cargue Windows) una pantalla que nos da la opción de ejecutar Ubuntu en modo LiveCD ; esto nos permite usar Linux sin modificar nuestro disco rígido. También puede hacerse con una llave USB, pero es más complicado.

La otra opción que ofrece Ubuntu es Wubi , una herramienta que funciona dentro de Windows y que debería autoejecutarse al insertar el CD en la PC; permite instalar Ubuntu en el disco, pero sin crear nuevas particiones ni afectar a Windows. Sólo pedirá que elijamos un nombre de usuario, una contraseña y una cierta cantidad de gigabytes libres del disco para comenzar; luego copiará unos archivos al disco, y listo.

Al reiniciar, un menú nos permitirá elegir entre Windows o Ubuntu. Al seleccionar esta última opción, la primera vez aparecerá un cartel que dice formateando el disco, pero no hay que entrar en pánico; está usando un archivo dentro de Windows como si fuera todo un disco rígido. Después de unos minutos tendremos ante nosotros el Escritorio de Ubuntu, listo para usar. Si no queremos seguir usándolo, podemos desinstalar todo desde el Panel de Control de Windows, como si fuera una aplicación más.

Ese esfuerzo para simplificar la instalación a los neófitos es una de las bases de Ubuntu (su lema es Linux para humanos ), y una de las misiones que se impuso Mark Shuttleworth, su creador. De origen sudafricano, Shuttleworth hizo una fortuna con la venta de su empresa de seguridad informática Thawte a VeriSign, en 1999, por US$ 575 millones. Gracias a esa venta viajó al espacio como turista, en 2002 (pagó US$ 20 millones).

«El viaje combinó mucha filosofía con un terror visceral, sobre todo en el despegue y el aterrizaje -dice en una entrevista telefónica con LA NACION-. Fuera de la Tierra tomás distancia de la historia, el color y la textura de tu vida, tu genealogía, tu cultura. Y a la vez notás lo cercanos que están los países, lo interdependientes que son. Es una sensación muy poderosa.»

Con su fortuna también fundó Canonical, empresa madre de Ubuntu. Todavía no es rentable: al ofrecer su producto gratis, depende de ventas en soporte y servicios de valor agregado para sobrevivir. «Aunque Canonical tiene una facturación anual de varios millones de dólares, no tenemos todavía grandes clientes que preinstalen nuestro sistema operativo en sus servidores, como sí lo hacen con Red Hat, SuSe o Windows. Pero hay otros negocios que sí dan dinero», afirma. La compañía trabaja con integradores desarrollando una versión de Ubuntu para netbooks; además, su sistema operativo se ofrece en computadoras Dell. Esto, al igual que la inclusión de Linux en notebooks ultraportátiles, le ha dado mayor visibilidad a este sistema operativo.

«No creo que la gente común vaya a buscar Linux en forma activa para reemplazar su Windows -admite-. Para ser deseable en una categoría ya establecida, tenés que ser diez veces mejor que el resto. Y es difícil argumentar que Linux lo sea. Además hay que entender que los usuarios están cambiando la manera en que piensan a su computadora. La ven más que nada como un punto de acceso a la Web. En ese sentido, Linux tiene muchísimo para ofrecer como plataforma para la Web y otros servicios en línea.»

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Mapa Interactivo del kernel de Linux – Interactive map of Linux kernel

Interactive map of Linux kernel

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Live Booteble CDs

[1] Absolute Linux Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 81 hits	Absolute is a desktop-oriented Slackware — lightweight but stable. Secure, in that only root user can install software and configure the system. Basically an IT or system-builder’s friend in that it can run nicely on old hardware. Very easy for users to get things done because of the software selection and utilities and documentation — yet difficult for them to mess things up.
[2] Create a multiboot CD (or USB flash drive) Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008   0 comments – 144 hits	Instructions.
[3] Edupup Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 41 hits	EduPup 2.00 was designed to let the children and their parents have fun learning at the same time. It includes five high-quality free programs.
[4] Empty Crust Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 42 hits	Empty Crust is a barebones version of Puppy 1.0.7. Basically, Mozilla, the sound libs, pdf junk, and many other things were torn out. Basic utilities, gftp, pupget, and an enhanced Dillo were left. It is roughly 45 megabytes. The name is because it’s like being supplied with an empty crust and being allowed to build your own custom pizza upon it (the reason for the pizza reference is due to its creator’s «slight» insanity.)
[5] HOW TO make a USB Disc with Ubuntu LiveCD and Super Grub Dis Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 70 hits	Instructions
[6] NimbleX 2008 RC Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 75 hits	NimbleX is a small but versatile operating system which is able to boot in various fashion, like from a small 8 cm CD but also from flash memory (USB pens, Mp3 players, …), from hard drives and even from the network. Because it runs entirely from a CD, USB or network it doesn’t require installation or even a hard drive. NimbleX is based on Slackware with the use of linux-live scripts and is has a lot of this distribution advantages. One of them is the availability of thousands of free software that can be found in the form of packages. The beauty of it is that even if is small it has a beautiful graphical interface and also a lot of built in software for browsing the internet, writing documents, listening to music, playing movies and many more. You even have basic server functionality.
[7] Slack Mini Server Posted by admin @ 04/Apr/2008  0 comments – 51 hits	A Linux operating system console based and manageable through Webmin web-based interface… Although described as a mini server, have all the features of a powerful server such as apache2, sendmail, spamassassin, clamav, squid, iptables MailScanner, mysql, cups and lot of other packages.SMS also features TorrentFlux, a powerful php based bit torrent client that can be managed from anywhere, making this server not only server administrators interest, but simple users too that want to download torrents safe and secure.
[8] Luke Macken Security LiveCD Posted by admin @ 18/Aug/2007   0 comments – 174 hits	To provide a fully functional livecd based on Fedora for use in security auditing, forensics research, and penetration testing.
[9] RUNT Linux: The ResNet USB Network Tester Posted by Guest @ 18/Aug/2007  0 comments – 88 hits	See title
[10] Super Grub Disk Gparted System Rescue 001 Posted by admin @ 18/Aug/2007   0 comments – 151 hits	Super Grub Disk is a bootable floppy or CDROM that is oriented towards system rescue, specifically for repairing the booting process.
[11] R)ecovery (I)s (P)ossible Linux rescue system Posted by Guest @ 01/Aug/2007  0 comments – 119 hits	See title
[12] AprendeClick Posted by cm @ 07/Jul/2007   0 comments – 163 hits	LiveCD based on Debian, collection of free educational soft
[13] TinyMe Posted by admin @ 08/Jul/2007   0 comments – 214 hits	TinyMe is a scaled down version of PCLinuxOS 2007. The latest version is delivered as a 177 MB liveCD and features the Lightweight X11 Desktop Enviroment, Synaptic, and the PCLinuxOS Control Center. It comes with a few applications, so it could be a really light version of PCLOS for older computers or a foundation on which to build your own system as you choose.
[14] TuxDistro Posted by admin @ 08/Jul/2007   0 comments – 159 hits	TuxDistro.com is a free Linux Torrent Tracker that also hosts a wide variety of Linux Virtual Machines.
[15] CKate 0.3 Ultimate Posted by admin @ 06/Jun/2007   0 comments – 217 hits	ROCKate is a LiveCD, a complete operating system that operates without installing it on a harddisk. It focuses on giving people a chance to protect their privacy on the Internet. It achieves this goal by using the Tor network for anonymity and delivers all applications pre-configured to use it.
[16] Ubuntu Studio 7.04 Posted by admin @ 06/Jun/2007   1 comments – 214 hits	Ubuntu Studio is aimed at the GNU/Linux audio, video and graphic enthusiast as well as professional.
[17] DEFT (acronym of «Digital Evidence & Forensic Toolkit) Posted by admin @ 24/May/2007   0 comments – 237 hits	It is a very easy to use system that includes an excellent hardware detection and the best open source applications dedicated to incident response and computer forensics.
[18] Muppy 007-212 Posted by admin @ 08/May/2007  0 comments – 127 hits	Muppy does not intend to run KDE as a standalone desktop, instead it allows you to run the most often requested applications directly in Icewm/Rox, Muppys default-dektop.
[19] Tao Live 5.00 Posted by admin @ 08/May/2007   0 comments – 135 hits	I am proud to announce the release of Tao Live 5.00. This live CD is based on the Beta release of CentOS 5 and includes multimedia enhancements from rpmforge.net repository. Tao Live uses a Squash filesystem to fit 2 GB of programs into a standard bootable CD. OpenOffice.org, Firefox, Gaim, XMMS, MPlayer, K3B and many other programs are included.
[20] EDU-Nix 3 Beta Posted by admin @ 27/Apr/2007  0 comments – 94 hits	EDU-Nix is a Live CD, this means that it is a complete computer Operating System that runs off of a Compact Disc instead of being installed onto the computer’s hard drive. EDU-Nix is based upon Slax Linux Live CD and the K Desktop Environment.
[21] Plop Linux Posted by admin @ 27/Apr/2007   0 comments – 193 hits	PLoP Linux is a small distribution that can boot from CD, DVD, USB flash drive (UFD) or USB harddisk. It’s designed to rescue data from a damaged system, backup and restore operating systems and more. A antivirus is in the package too.
[22] Ubuntu Studio Posted by admin @ 27/Apr/2007   0 comments – 152 hits	Ubuntu Studio aims to be a multimedia editing/creation flavor of Ubuntu for the Linux audio, video, and graphic enthusiast or professional who is already familiar with the Ubuntu-Gnome environment.
[23] uL Posted by admin @ 27/Apr/2007  0 comments – 109 hits	uL (pron. microlinux) is a small, command line only live Linux distribution. It fits in a few mega bytes and can be used out of a low capacity USB pen drive, burnt as a LiveCD, or installed on older hard disks.
[24] Web Converger Posted by admin @ 27/Apr/2007   0 comments – 132 hits	Like LiveKiosk’s EZWebPC but better and as free software. The audience for initial releases of Webconverger will most likely be Internet Cafes.
[25] One laptop per child Live CD Posted by admin @ 09/Apr/2007   0 comments – 424 hits	See title
[26] Kcpentrix Posted by admin @ 08/Apr/2007   0 comments – 182 hits	Kcpentrix is a Knowledgecave.com Project.The Kcpentrix Project was founded in May 2005 , KCPentrix 1.0 was liveCD designed to be a standalone Penetration testing toolkit for pentesters, security analysts and System administrators. Now release 2.0 is a liveDVD, It features a lot of new or up to date tools for auditing and testing a network, from scanning and discovering to exploiting vulnerabilities
[27] Knoppix-NSM Project Page Posted by admin @ 08/Apr/2007  0 comments – 108 hits	Knoppix-NSM is based on KNOPPIX Technology, which means that you can test all the tools in a live session running on the CD without the need for a HardDisk Drive (HDD) installation. Knoppix-NSM has the added bonus of being able to install to a HDD so you can deploy a NSM framework into your production network and use it for realtime monitoring.
[28] T2 SDE Posted by admin @ 08/Apr/2007  0 comments – 73 hits	T2 SDE is not just a common Linux distribution – it is a flexible Open Source System Development Environment or Distribution Build Kit (some might even name it Meta Distribution …). T2 allows the creation of custom distributions with bleeding edge technology, up-to-date packages and integrated support for cross compilation. Currently the Linux kernel is normally used – but we are expanding to Minix, Hurd, OpenDarwin and OpenBSD – more to come.
[29] Pingwinek GNU/Linux, GNU/Haiku Posted by admin @ 28/Mar/2007  0 comments – 95 hits	Pingwinek GNU/Haiku 0.1.0 is probably the first Haiku distribution. Beside the base Haiku system, it contains 40 packages ported from Pingwinek GNU/Linux distribution. It contains compiler (GCC 2.95.3), several simple games, SDL, Midnight Commander, ncurses. I’ve prepared several screenshots of the distribution working on a real hardware. The distribution can be downloaded in a three ways: QEMU image, VMWare image and LiveCD. The LiveCD boots slowly but the games work much better then running under QEMU or VMWare. The LiveCD contains a read only filesystem which could cause some problems.
[30] The Slim CD Posted by admin @ 03/Apr/2007   0 comments – 213 hits	SlimCD is a complete operating system which will boot from CD. It features all you need to run SlimServer including some of the community’s favourite plugins. Your SlimServer will be up and running within a few minutes without the need to install anything!
[31] AVM ETS Beta Posted by admin @ 14/Mar/2007  0 comments – 76 hits	ETS stands for Ethernet Test Suite, it is a collection of shell scripts built into a live Linux distribution (Slax), providing means for testing Ethernet link performance to dummy users.
[32] Clonezilla Live 20070308 Posted by admin @ 14/Mar/2007   0 comments – 143 hits	The DRBL-based PXEBoot Clonezilla is used to clone many computers simultaneously. It is an extremely useful tool, however, it does have several limitations. In order to use it, you must first prepare a DRBL server AND the machine to be cloned must boot from a network (e.g. PXE/Etherboot). To address these limitations, the Free Software Lab at the NCHC has combined Debian Live with Clonezilla to produce
[33] Linux Console Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007   0 comments – 240 hits	LinuxConsole is a live distro : you don’t need to install drivers for your hardware, these are included with LinuxConsole, and all hardware should be auto configured at first boot.
[34] Nimblex Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007   0 comments – 179 hits	NimbleX is a sub 200MB small but versatile operating system which is able to boot from a small 8 cm CD, USB and even the LAN. It uses KDE as the primary graphical interface but other lighter choices like IceWM and Fluxbox are available.
[35] Parted Magic Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007   0 comments – 262 hits	Parted Magic is a ~30mb LiveCD/USB with it’s only purpose being partitioning hard drives. Although GParted and Parted are the main programs, the CD/USB also offers programs like partimage, testdisk, fdisk, sfdisk, dd, ddrescue, etc…
[36] Pure:dyne Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007  0 comments – 127 hits	This particular live cd brings you the latest exotic FLOSS (Free/Libre/Open-Source Software – read more) such as Supercollider, Icecast, Csound, Packet Forth, Fluxus and much much more, including of course Pure Data and a great collection of essential externals and abstractions (PDP, PiDiP, Gem, GridFlow, RRadical, PixelTango …).
[37] ScLive Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007  0 comments – 86 hits	SCLive is a modular Linux-Live Distribution dedicated to the OSCI SystemC simulator and it’s associated libraries. The distribution provides a fully working environement including a simulator kernel, wavefom viewer, IDE, tutorials and more.
[38] Trinity Rescue Kit Posted by admin @ 26/Jan/2007   0 comments – 327 hits	Trinity Rescue Kit or TRK is a free live Linux distribution that aims specifically at recovery and repair operations on Windows machines, but is equally usable for Linux recovery issues.
[39] Knoppix 5 Live CD Posted by admin @ 01/Jan/2007   0 comments – 371 hits	See title
[40] TeXLive w LinuxLive Posted by Admin @ 23/Dec/2006  0 comments – 128 hits	TeaM-TL for beginners is easiest way to discovery wonderfull TeXworld, without adding fonts, packets, terrible configure of TeX and editords etc.
[41] PING Partimage is not ghost Posted by Admin @ 19/Dec/2006   0 comments – 211 hits	PING is a live Linux ISO, based on the excellent RIP (Recovery Is Possible) distribution. It can be burnt on a CD and booted, or integrated in a PXE / RIS environment.
[42] Slax AoE LiveCD Posted by Admin @ 19/Dec/2006   0 comments – 131 hits	This is a bootable CD with ATA over Ethernet (AoE) target and initiator programs. It can be used as an AoE server or client. It is based on Slax Frodo Edition with some modifications needed to simplify use of AoE. ATA over Ethernet (AoE) is a network protocol designed for accessing ATA storage devices over Ethernet networks.
[43] Nagios Live CD Posted by Admin @ 11/Dec/2006   0 comments – 239 hits	NagiosOnCD is a linux live CDROM for using Nagios with minimal effort.
[44] Physics Live CD Posted by Admin @ 11/Dec/2006   0 comments – 301 hits	Physics simulations on a live cd
[45] Rails Live CD Posted by Admin @ 11/Dec/2006   0 comments – 134 hits	This live cd includes rails, radrails, jEdit, emacs, mysql 5 and mysql admin, sqlite, firefox and more.
[46] Slax Posted by Admin @ 03/Dec/2006   0 comments – 249 hits	SLAX is fast and beautiful Linux operating system which fits on small (3.14″) CD-ROM disc. It runs directly from the CD (or USB) without installing. The Live CD described here is based on the Slackware Linux distribution and uses Unification File System (also known as unionfs), allowing read-only filesystem to behave as a writable one, saving all changes to memory.
[47] Live View Posted by Admin @ 03/Dec/2006   0 comments – 284 hits	Live View is a Java-based graphical forensics tool that creates a VMware virtual machine out of a raw (dd-style) disk image or physical disk. This allows the forensic examiner to «boot up» the image or disk and gain an interactive, user-level perspective of the environment, all without modifying the underlying image or disk. Because all changes made to the disk are written to a separate file, the examiner can instantly revert all of his or her changes back to the original pristine state of the disk. The end result is that one need not create extra «throw away» copies of the disk or image to create the virtual machine.
[48] ASork Posted by Admin @ 14/Oct/2006   0 comments – 164 hits	ASork is a live cd useful for recording music
[49] SabayonLinux x86/x86-64 miniEdition 3.0 Posted by Admin @ 28/Sep/2006   0 comments – 228 hits	The World’s first and fastest Gentoo Linux powered distribution now has made a new record, AIGLX and XGL support on a single, powerful and cutting edge LiveCD, thanks to Mr. Beryl, Dr. Emerald (and the Beryl Project team – THIS IS A PRE-RELEASE ANYWAY) and the full power of hardware accelerated GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap. We were the first to support XGL on a Live system, and now, we are yet again the first to support the future of the Desktop Linux platform. We are proud to provide you the best Linux experience.
[50] CDMEDICPACS Posted by Admin @ 24/Sep/2006  0 comments – 120 hits	CDMEDICPACS is a Knoppix based LiveCD from Seville, Spain, with focus on Medical applications
[51] Freeduc-primary, a live-cd for primary school Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 168 hits	Live cd for primary schools
[52] LiveDistro Posted by Admin @ 24/Aug/2006   0 comments – 702 hits	Large listing of live boot cds
[53] Open Infrastructure for Outcomes Posted by Admin @ 24/Sep/2006  0 comments – 59 hits	Open Infrastructure for Outcomes (OIO) system enables clinicians, researchers, and other non-programmers to create and maintain flexible and portable patient/research records. It aims to achieve the » Holy Grail » of data portablity as elegantly described by John G. Faughnan.
[54] Einar Posted by Admin @ 12/Sep/2006  0 comments – 103 hits	Einar is a live cd router simulator that is ment to aid students in learning routing protocols. It can also be connected to physical routers that talk RIP, OSPF, BGP or IS-IS
[55] Syllable LiveCD 0.6.1 Posted by Admin @ 12/Sep/2006   0 comments – 162 hits	The goal of Syllable is to create a reliable and easy-to-use open source operating system for the home and small office user. We also want to encourage developers to create an operating system that is intuitive, easy to use, and powerful.
[56] ZenWalk Live Posted by Admin @ 23/Sep/2006   0 comments – 173 hits	SlackWare derivitive that is clean and easy to use
[57] Boothbox Posted by Admin @ 28/Aug/2006   0 comments – 162 hits	Booth originally started as a collection of scripts to facilitate the creation of Firefox kiosks. At the current time I have decided to focus my efforts on the livecd that incorporates these scripts
[58] KioskCD Posted by Admin @ 28/Aug/2006   0 comments – 364 hits	Provide trouble-free Web access — with a CD-ROM! No hard-drive needed
[59] Phantomix Live CD Posted by Admin @ 24/Aug/2006   0 comments – 235 hits	Phantomix is a Knoppix based Operating System running on a CD drive without using the hard drive. It is configured to use the Tor and Privoxy software for anonymous internet communication. Using Tor can help you anonymize web browsing and publishing, instant messaging, IRC, SSH, and other applications for your safety and security.
[60] YaCy Posted by Admin @ 25/Aug/2006  0 comments – 65 hits	YaCy is a distributed Web Search Engine, based on a peer-to-peer network.
[61] RocXshop Posted by Admin @ 24/Aug/2006   0 comments – 180 hits	RocXshop aims to be your portable, powerful Digital Audio Workstation. Based on the excellent Linux distribution PCLinuxOS, RocXshop is on the cutting edge of today’s LiveCD technology.
[62] Sam Linux Desktop Posted by Admin @ 24/Aug/2006   0 comments – 139 hits	SAM Linux Desktop is a self-booting live CD containing a full linux desktop OS. You don´t have to install it on your harddisk, it runs completely from your cd drive and your RAM.
[63] VideoLinux Posted by Admin @ 24/Aug/2006   0 comments – 237 hits	VideoLinux brings a wealth of Open Source Video Tools to the desktop, the highlights i have listed in more detail below but also includes Audio & Video Players (xmms,kaffeine, xine), text editors, Web Browsers (Firefox) FTP client, Network tools, Development Eniviroments, plus many others too many to mention with access to thousands more applications stored in online repositries which can be installed / de installed through Synaptic a fantastic and easy to use GUI upgrade tool.
[64] Kororaa Xgl Live CD Posted by Admin @ 12/Aug/2006  0 comments – 98 hits	Essentially, Kororaa is a binary version of Gentoo Linux.
[65] Inside Security Rescue Toolkit Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 109 hits	INSERT is a complete, bootable linux system. It comes with a graphical user interface running the fluxbox window manager while still being sufficiently small to fit on a credit card-sized CD-ROM.
[66] Wikipedia’s Live CD List Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 307 hits	Information and links regarding LIVE CD’s on Wikipedia
[67] ADIOS Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 74 hits	The objective of the ADIOS project is to quickly and easily download a consistent operating system environment onto laboratory PCs. The ADIOS environment provides students with administrative privileges required to perform advanced exercises in Network and Systems Administration.
[68] BackTrack Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 123 hits	Backtrack security collection is a Live-System based on Slax. With no installation whatsoever, the analysis platform is started directly from the CD-Rom or RAM and is fully accessible within minutes. Independent of the hardware in use, the Backtrack security collection offers a standardised working environment, so that the build-up of know-how and remote support is made easier.
[69] Build your own PE XP CD (Pre Environment) Posted by Admin @ 10/Jun/2006   0 comments – 348 hits	Bart’s PE Builder helps you build a «BartPE» (Bart Preinstalled Environment) bootable Windows CD-Rom or DVD from the original Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 installation/setup CD, very suitable for PC maintenance tasks.
[70] EBCD Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 286 hits	EBCD is a bootable CD, intended for system recovery in the case of software or hardware faults. It is able to create backup copies of normally working system and restore system to saved state. It contains the best system software ever created, properly compiled and configured for the maximum efficient use.
[71] EDU-NIX Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 101 hits	EDU-Nix aims to provide U.S. Public Schools with Open-Source alternatives to expensive proprietary software products. The project will consist initially of a redistributable CD that has both a live CD environment, as well as Windows versions of the office and productivity programs.
[72] Featherlinux Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 145 hits	Feather Linux is a Linux distribution which runs completely off a CD or a USB pendrive and takes up under 128Mb of space. It is a Knoppix remaster (based on Debian), and tries to include software which most people would use every day on their desktop.
[73] FREEBSD LiveCD Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 203 hits	See title
[74] GoblinX Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 121 hits	GoblinX is a Live-CD that is based on the excellent Slackware distribution. It is directed towards those users who appreciate quality applications and a workspace that is both practical and beautiful. GoblinX contains some of the most often used and praised applications for Linux. GoblinX is a completely operational Linux system contained on one CD-ROM and it runs from any CD-ROM drive, without requering the installation.
[75] Kanotix Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 203 hits	Kanotix will run as a LIVE-CD on practically any computer — automatically detecting and configuring virtually any piece of hardware. It is ideal for analysis, data rescue, forensic work, removal of viruses on Win-PCs – or simply for safe surfing and mailing in an internet cafe. It installs to your hard drive in just a few minutes and is ideal for use on your desktop workstation or notebook, or as a server
[76] KToon LIVECD Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 130 hits	2d animation toolit
[77] SimplyMEPIS Linux Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 67 hits	SimplyMEPIS allows you to test and try the software before you install to your harddrive
[78] SLAMPP Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006  0 comments – 92 hits	SLAMPP is a generic Linux distribution that can boot directly from a CD-ROM, or optionally can be installed on a local hard drive. It is designed to be used as an «instant home server». Similar to other Linux LiveCD distributions, SLAMPP gives a user new to Linux the chance to experiment with a non-Windows operating system, without the risk of changing or re-configuring the user’s existing system.
[79] SUSE Linux 10.1 Live version Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 159 hits	SUSE makes the live version of SUSE Linux available for download as an ISO image. This version runs entirely from the bootable DVD and is not installed on the hard disk.
[80] WarLinux Posted by Admin @ 11/Aug/2006   0 comments – 274 hits	A linux distribution for Wardrivers. It is available on disk and bootable CD. It’s main intended use is for systems administrators that want to audit and evaluate thier wireless network installations. Should be handy for wardriving also.
[81] Beatrix Posted by Admin @ 10/Aug/2006   0 comments – 132 hits	BeatrIX 2005.1 Linux is a free, compact (Less than 200 megabytes), operating system aimed at both office and home users who want something simpler, safer and superior to Microsoft Windows, and that will run on just about any IBM-compatible PC made in the past 10 years. It runs as a live CD or it can be installed to hard drive. As a live CD, it does not touch your hard drive or touch any other operating system you have. SImply insert the CD, re-boot, and about two minutes later, you’re surfing the Internet, writing letters, sending e-mail and instant-chatting. All this from a CD the size of a beer coaster.
[82] 10 things to do with a live Linux CD Posted by Admin @ 10/Aug/2006   0 comments – 463 hits	See title
[83] CD Shell Posted by Admin @ 07/Aug/2006  0 comments – 125 hits	CD Shell is a scriptable menu system that provides the ability to create interactive multi-boot optical discs. It will make PC-bootable compact discs or DVD’s that can select from several program loaders or kernels located on the disc, or boot from other local disk drives that are attached to the system.
[84] GParted Posted by Admin @ 08/Aug/2006  0 comments – 118 hits	The power and simplicity of GParted on a biz-card size LiveCD.
[85] grml – Linux Live-CD for sysadmins / texttool-users / geeks Posted by Admin @ 10/Aug/2006  0 comments – 65 hits	grml is a bootable CD (Live-CD) originally based on Knoppix and nowadays based on Debian. grml includes a collection of GNU/Linux software especially for users of texttools and system administrators. grml provides automatic hardware detection.
[86] Plan-B Posted by Admin @ 08/Aug/2006  0 comments – 99 hits	Plan-B is a bootable Linux environment without the need for a hard drive, it runs entirely in ram or from the cd, based on a basic, stripped installation of Red Hat Linux and the fundamental workings of the SuperRescue CD.
[87] SystemRescueCd homepage Posted by Admin @ 07/Aug/2006   0 comments – 173 hits	SystemRescueCd is a linux system on a bootable cdrom for repairing your system and your data after a crash. It also aims to provide an easy way to carry out admin tasks on your computer, such as creating and editing the partitions of the hard disk. It contains a lot of system utilities (parted, partimage, fstools, …) and basic ones (editors, midnight commander, network tools). It aims to be very easy to use: just boot from the cdrom, and you can do everything. The kernel of the system supports most important file systems (ext2/ext3, reiserfs, reiser4, xfs, jfs, vfat, ntfs, iso9660), and network ones (samba and nfs).
[88] Ophcrack Posted by Admin @ 03/Jul/2006   0 comments – 218 hits	Ophcrack LiveCD is a bootable Linux CD-ROM containing ophcrack 2.2 and a set of tables (SSTIC04-10k). It allows for testing the strength of passwords on a Windows machine without having to install anything on it. Just put it into the CD-ROM drive, reboot and it will try to find a Windows partition, extract its SAM and start auditing the passwords.
[89] Ultimate Bootdisk Posted by Admin @ 04/Aug/2006   0 comments – 379 hits	Ultimate Bootdisk for fixing Windows Issues.
[90] Edubuntu Posted by Admin @ 29/Jun/2006  0 comments – 84 hits	he Edubuntu Linux distribution brings the spirit of Ubuntu to schools, through its customised school environment. The current version of Edubuntu is aimed at classroom use, and future versions of Edubuntu will expand to other educational usage, such as university use.
[91] Hiren’s BootCD 7.0 Posted by Admin @ 29/Jun/2006   0 comments – 404 hits	All in one Dos Bootable CD with LOTS of apps
[92] Multi Distro Posted by Admin @ 02/Jun/2006   0 comments – 249 hits	Multi Distro is a compilation of several live, bootable, distributions.It’s based on R.I.P. It uses GRUB, as bootloader. It goes in one, 700MB CD
[93] Secure DVD Posted by Admin @ 10/May/2006   0 comments – 251 hits	SecureDVD is a live DVD collection*) featuring the 10 Best Security Live CD Distros (Pen-Test, Forensics & Recovery) as per Darknet (see article here) on one single DVD.
[94] Parallel Knoppix Posted by Admin @ 09/Apr/2006   0 comments – 147 hits	You can convert a room full of machines running Windows into a Linux cluster, and when you shut down, your Windows machines are in their original state. The computers in the cluster can be homogeneous or heterogeneous. Getting the cluster up and running takes about 5 minutes
[95] nUbuntu Posted by Admin @ 31/Mar/2006  0 comments – 121 hits	For the network aware
[96] Anonym.OS LiveCD Posted by Admin @ 16/Jan/2006   0 comments – 186 hits	Anonym.OS is an OpenBSD 3.8 Live CD with strong tools for anonymizing and encrypting connections. Standard network applications are provided and configured to take advantage of the tor onion routing network.
[97] Slackware Live CD Bootable Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 98 hits	SLAX is a small bootable CD containing the Linux operating system. It runs Linux directly from the CD (or USB) without installing. The Live CD described here is based on the Slackware Linux distribution and is downloadable from this website as an ISO image. All scripts and source code are available and can be used to build your own Live CD.
[98] Freesbie Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 107 hits	FreeSBIE is a LiveCD based on the FreeBSD Operating system, or even easier, a FreeBSD-based operating system that works directly from a CD, without touching your hard drive.
[99] Knoppix Std Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 97 hits	Knoppix-STD is a customized distribution of the Knoppix Live Linux CD. Boot to the CD and you have Knoppix-STD. That would include a customized linux kernel (2.4.21 with ntfs rw, openmosix, and superfreeswan patches), Fluxbox windows manager, incredible hardware detection and hundreds of applications. Boot without the CD and you return to your original operating system. Aside from borrowing power, peripherals and some RAM, Knoppix-STD doesn’t touch the host computer.
[100] MSFN’s Unattended XP CD Posted by Admin @ N/A   0 comments – 336 hits	Have you ever wanted a Windows CD that would install Windows by automatically putting in your name, product key, timezone and regional settings? And have it merged with the latest Service Pack to save time? Followed by silently installing all your favourite applications along with DirectX 9.0c, .Net Framework 1.1 and then all the required hotfixes, updated drivers, registry tweaks, and a readily patched UXTheme.dll without any user interaction whatsoever? Then this guide will show you how you can do just that!
[101] Dynebolic Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 100 hits	dyne:bolic is shaped on the needs of media activists, artists and creatives as a practical tool for multimedia production: you can manipulate and broadcast both sound and video with tools to record, edit, encode and stream, having automatically recognized most device and peripherals: audio, video, TV, network cards, firewire, usb and more; all using only free software!
[102] Helix Incident Response Computer Forensics Live CD Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 117 hits	Helix is a customized distribution of the Knoppix Live Linux CD. Helix has more than just a bootable live CD. You can still boot into a customized Linux environment that includes customized linux kernels (2.4.27 & 2.6.7), excellent hardware detection and many applications dedicated to Incident Response and Forensics. Helix has been modified very carefully to NOT touch the host computer in any way and it is forensically sound. Helix wil not auto mount swap space, it will also not auto mount any found devices. Helix also has a special Windows autorun side for Incident Response and Forensics.
[103] nUbuntu Posted by Admin @ 18/Jan/2006  0 comments – 105 hits	nUbuntu is a collection of network and server security testing tools, piled on top of the existing Ubuntu system. While aimed to be mainly a security testing platform, nUbuntu also operates as a desktop enviroment for the advanced linux user.
[104] FrozenTechs LiveCD List Posted by Admin @ 16/Jan/2006   0 comments – 377 hits	A great list of livecds
[105] Ubuntu Posted by Admin @ N/A   0 comments – 240 hits	Live ubuntu linux CD
[106] Fire Posted by Admin @ N/A   0 comments – 133 hits	FIRE is a portable bootable cdrom based distribution with the goal of providing an immediate environment to perform forensic analysis, incident response, Useful Tools/SW, virus scanning and vulnerability assessment.
[107] Knoppix Posted by Admin @ N/A  0 comments – 119 hits	KNOPPIX is a bootable CD with a collection of GNU/Linux software, automatic hardware detection, and support for many graphics cards, sound cards, SCSI and USB devices and other peripherals. KNOPPIX can be used as a Linux demo, educational CD, rescue system, or adapted and used as a platform for commercial software product demos. It is not necessary to install anything on a hard disk. Due to on-the-fly decompression, the CD can have up to 2 GB of executable software installed on it.
[108] Puppy Linux Posted by Admin @ N/A   0 comments – 271 hits	Puppy will save changes to the live CDRW. Puppy will boot off a minimum PC with 586 CPU and 32M RAM. Puppy will easily install to USB, Zip or hard drive media. Booting from CD, Puppy will load totally into RAM so that the CD drive is then free for other purposes. Booting from USB, Puppy will greatly minimise writes, to extend the life of Flash devices indefinitely. Puppy will be extremely friendly for Linux newbies. Puppy will boot up and run extraordinarily fast. Puppy will have all the applications needed for daily use. Puppy will just work, no hassles.
[109] Ultimate Boot CD Posted by Admin @ N/A   0 comments – 500 hits	Motherboard, hd, filesystem tools and more

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10 things to do with a live Linux CD

 10 things to do with a live Linux CD

 

Live Linux CDs are a simple concept with many possible uses. Here are 10 things you can do with a live Linux CD.

 

1. Try Linux without installing it

 

Knoppix is the «mother» of all live Linux CD’s. It comes with 2 GBs of software making it the perfect distribution to try Linux with.

2. Use as a portable desktop

Slax fits on a small 8cm CD making it literally pocket sized and contains enough software to be useful for everyday use.

3. Maintain hard drive/recover data

SystemRescue CD includes a host of tools for maintaining a hard drive including a partition manager and resizing software and drive imaging software. SystemRescue CD can read a variety of file systems including Windows NTFS.

4. Install Linux

MEPIS Linux can be run from the CD to try it out and then installed from the running distribution in a very friendly environment.

5. Try Linux software

PCLinuxOS is similar to MEPIS in that it can be run and installed from the CD. It also includes some of the best Linux software available for you to try out.

6. Reset forgotten Windows passwords

Austrumi is a good little live CD distribution that includes a tool at boot that allows you to reset forgotten Windows passwords (including Administrator).

7. Build your own distribution

Damn Small Linux is a fantastic 50 MB distribution as is or that you can personalize with your own choice of software using the very easy to use myDSL system. 

8. Watch/listen to multimedia

Movix is a live distribution designed just for playing audio and video files from the internet, CD and DVD.

9. Play games

Morphix is a modular distribution that has a version just for playing games.

10. Scan safely for virus’s

INSERT is the INside SEcurity Rescue Toolkit and includes an anti-virus package making it a great way to clean an infected computer.

This is a small selection of all the live Linux CDs, Frozentech has a comprehensive list.

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Proyecto SchoolTool — The SchoolTool Project

SchoolTool es un proyecto para desarrollar la infraestructura necesaria en la gestión de las tareas comunes de administración de una escuela que es disponible libremente bajo licencia de Fuente Abierta.

SchoolTool se subdivide a su vez en tres subproyectos:

• SchoolTool Calendar y SchoolBell que son los calendarios y la gestión de recursos para escuelas disponible como parte de la distribución Edubuntu Linux.
• SchoolTool student information system Se esta empezando a desarrollar y testear en colaboración con la ayuda de colegios de Lituania y Bruselas durante el curso escolar 2006 – 2007.
• CanDo es el programa de seguimiento de aptitudes basado en Schootool que se ha desarrollado por los estudiantes y profesores de Virgin cuyoas aptitudes han sido adquiridas durante sus clases.

Para saber más acerca de the SchoolTool Project…

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