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darkleaf 05-21-2007 11:09 AM

livecd for programming
 
Hey all,

I've been searching the livecd list but most livecd sites don't have good answer on what I search.

I want a livecd with at least python, php and mysql and the modules needed to use them together. I'd like it to be debian-based though slackware is ok too. I found slax looks like it could support my wishes pretty well with the modules you can put in yourself. Am I right? The thing that worries me is that looking through the modules list I get the feeling it doesn't have many 'standard' programs in it. I also can't find a list of software that is in the default cd and that it doesn't look like it has another window manager than kde in it.

For knoppix I think it's too large and from the documentation I think it's not easy to change things via windows before burning the cd.

Also is there maybe another option I could use to get the following (making the bootcd myself or another livecd I have missed?):

-uptodate x with lightweight wm (kde or gnome may be there too as long as I can choose)
-webbrowsing
-lightweight office
-python, mysql, apache and php
-multimediaplayer (mplayer preferably for video)

thanks for your help

masonm 05-21-2007 12:04 PM

Read up on remastering Knoppix. You can create your own version that will be exactly what you need it to be.

darkleaf 05-21-2007 12:42 PM

Thanks for putting me somewhat in the right direction but I can't use linux to make the disk.

masonm 05-21-2007 12:52 PM

Ok, then maybe this will help some. Assuming you have a usb flash key (and who doesn't these days) it's a quick and easy way to customize Knoppix to your liking and needs.

http://www.oreillynet.com/sysadmin/b...out_remas.html

darkleaf 05-21-2007 12:59 PM

Thanks! that's pretty cool, I wanted to run from a usb-disk but my pc doesn't support that so it looks like this is the next best thing :)


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