Where is adios?

where's Auditor??!!!
i'm not surprised though.. that one's specially meant for security folks and enthusiasts

Knoppix is the LiveCD that I knew of and have not turned back :)

Knoppix all the way! it is awesome how you can read NTFS partitions with it!

Puppy Linux is small, fast and has a great selection of apps. It gets my vote, woof!

Talking about live cds only, not how well it installs, then PCLinux gets it because everything works.

What about Linspire Live, Jeremy?

Well, what can I say, my first taste of Linux started with a Knoppix LiveCD, impressive for what they can squeeze in.

I tried Knoppix and Kanotix, and I have to say that Kanotix is better. Not only does it have amazing hardware detection, it also has a good set of drivers (it even supports Linksys 2.6!) and a very easy hard drive installation setup.

Best Live CD
 

:) I have to say that Damn Samm Linux (DSL) is an amazing distro, A very nice tight package that brought my ancient IBM laptop back to life. Taking up only 50 megs, it really packs a nice punch. Nice work guys, you got my vote!

John

Where is Whax ?

I had Ubuntu's CD sent to me, and I tried it, but it would not detect my wireless PCI adapter... :cry:

So, I tried SimplyMEPIS 3.3, and it works perfectly!

Knoppix, as always.

I can't vote.. Ubuntu live, Suse live... and several livecds missings... the list must to be upgraded from time to time... so, Slax is the only one I can vote...

KNOPPIX, and especially clusterKNOPPIX. It helped me a lot with demanding applications, like video editing