Fwd: UserLinux Live CD / Morph

Hello!

UserLinux has apparently published a first draft of their CD. It is based on 
Morphix, which is the modular livecd-project. I was thinking if we could 
publish a KDE mainmodule for Morphix... it would save work, since we could 
then use the Morphix kernel, hardware detection and installer.


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Subject: [Morphix-devel] UserLinux Live CD / Morph
Date: 18.09.2004 03:30
From: Alex de Landgraaf <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]

Hi guys,

just wanted to share the following post from the UL list. Please be
aware that this is a preview release and that it's based on 0.5-pre2,
with a sarge/UserLinux mainmodule. Yes, I've been plugging :)

It does look quite a bit like Morphix Gnome, but doesn't include the
standard morphix tools (installer, partitioner, config tools). Anyway,
have fun!

--- Bruce Perens <[email protected]> wrote:
>> A Userlinux desktop live CD is available at
>> http://hams.com/Mirror/userlinux-live-0.2.iso
>> This allows you to test and demo the system on any
>> i386 PC without touching a hard disk.
>> This system is somewhat lower performance than the
>> hard disk version, simply because of the seek
>> and access speed of a CD vs. a hard disk, and the
>> fact that the filesystem is a RAM disk.
>> Don't try to boot it on a system with less than 128K
>> RAM, and the more RAM the better.
>>
>> Alex de Landgraaf contributed the CD.
>>
>>     Thanks
>>
>>     Bruce Perens

cheers,

Alex




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