I have trie a couple of Linux Distros in Live-CD, like PCLinuxOS and Linux-Puppy, but I am not happy with it, because in PCLinuxOS you can't save any document files and in Puppy, I can't print a file because Postscript file are missiing.

I wonder if Slackware has a Live-CD available, which would be able to save document files (*sxw and *.doc) and have no problems with Printing.

Or are there any Distros with Live-CD which will save document files properly and print documents without problems?

Your valuable input will be appreciated.

Charles.

http://slax.linux-live.org/ Based right off of Slackware, but obviously not in anyway worked on by Pat

Save to what?
Your hard drive?

PCLinuxOS should do that. . .

so will SLAX.

While Slax will install to your harddrive, it does so with KDE as the only option, since it is a KDE install script. And that is really too bad, considering it's brilliant Fluxbox desktop.

There's an excellent livecd called Slackware Live. Search for it on google and try it, it's only about 200MB. You can add some other software to the image too if you want

ummm, yeah... it's called SLAX now (and has already been linked above)...

FredL2 : you mean http://www.slackware-live.org/ , which is pretty much now known as the Slax live CD

http://www.slackware-live.org/ = http://slax.linux-live.org/

You might also look at these:

Klax (similar to Slax, but provided from the KDE project)
Knoppix
Damn Small Linux
Runt (Slackware on a USB stick)

gargamel