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Originally Posted by neelakandan Thanks a lot.I have some experience with Redhat Linux and I am an RHCT in Redhat Enterprise Linux 5. I would like to download the Dream Linux.Could you please give the link from where I can Download the same. Thanks Neel

Hi 'Neel

Here's my write-up which should explain a few things ...with the link in there, of course

YOU DECIDE TO INSTALL >> READ THIS, PLEASE

Originally Posted by alvin.lou Great, thanks for sharing. I'm looking forward to using Dreamlinux.

Hey there alvin.lou
Come on over. The Dream house has room for more users and occupants.

OK,

It's all coming back to me now, (sorry, not enough RAM in the ol' noggin' sometimes), I remember reading up and possibly even downloading the ISO sometime in the past. I've been a big KNOPPIX, DSL advocate for years now, building repeatable consistent environments across multiple, (ARCH), systems for myself and using the portability features to aid in broken win32 system rescue, (http://csc.gotdns.com/doc/wink.sh.txt), for others.

I'm going to give DL a whirl here again and check out the current state, thanks for the info, perfect conversation / responses generated by my original question, I appreciate the input, others will too.

Regards,
Craig

Sounds interesting. I will have to try it out...

Originally Posted by csinclair OK, It's all coming back to me now, (sorry, not enough RAM in the ol' noggin' sometimes), I remember reading up and possibly even downloading the ISO sometime in the past. I've been a big KNOPPIX, DSL advocate for years now, building repeatable consistent environments across multiple, (ARCH), systems for myself and using the portability features to aid in broken win32 system rescue, (http://csc.gotdns.com/doc/wink.sh.txt), for others. I'm going to give DL a whirl here again and check out the current state, thanks for the info, perfect conversation / responses generated by my original question, I appreciate the input, others will too. Regards, Craig

Thanks for the 'backgrounding' Craig.
We all scrape the bottom of the RAM-bucket at times

@SQUARE_EDEN: You do that!