sidux here as it is leading edge, fast and reliable . . . what more could I want?

I like sidux in a number of ways --and it just keeps getting better every release. But as a LiveCD, one of the originals is still my favorite: MEPIS.
Running as a LiveCD I can get online with wifi using the Mepis Network Assistant that I couldn't successfully configure with sidux.

The post above that mentioned the on-disk User's Manual has a good point. For newbs, having a full manual right on the CD that includes everything from DL & burning ISO, installing, configuring scads of HW devices. . . it doesn't get better than this anywhere, AFAIK. GParted makes partitioning easy whether you want to install Mepis or just use it as a LiveCD toolkit, although it takes longer to boot than the GParted distro or PartedMagic, because of the full KDE.

I do use other LiveCds in the course of repairing computers. But I'd have to estimate I use Mepis as much or more than the rest put together.

I can't vote again... but I would like to ask the criterias to include these livecds?

BackTrack 3

@silverbear2006

In sidux, for network configuration, there is a great tool: Ceni

kmenu > internet > Ceni
or
in konsole, just type Ceni.

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jyp

Knoppix/ Kanotix variant just gets all of my hardware.

What about NimbleX?

Puppy!

Innovation, speed, variety(derivatives), with terrific community support make Puppy number one.

KNOPPIX does the good.

Where is antiX?

Otherwise I'll vote for sidux.

Is there a Debian live?

I am currently a sidux user, and it is one fine distro for those who are not afraid of being on the leading (if not bleeding) edge of Linux.

Many are good, but sidux really rocks in every department!
My vote goes for sidux.

Mepis just if you want multimedia out of the box (=> for newbies)

I would vote for Backtrack 3, but it's not on the list.

You are correct, it's more like who Doesn't have a Live CD these days ? http://www.livecdlist.com/
Security or Utility Live Distro would be a good way for this to move.

From that respect, My vote would be for Backtrack3 as well.

Hey Novell Suse is not here