I'm still looking for a Linux or FreeBSD LiveCD for my high school
computer class. I've had some success, but there's more to do. The idea
is to have an OS disk that we'd run off of during class with the tools
we need all there, ready to go.
No Room, No Room!
The computers in our lab at school have very limited disk space. Windows XP is installed on them, along with programs needed for other classes. That doesn't leave much room for graphics programs and development systems that I'd like to use for my classes, both the middle school and high school classes. So I thought I could use LiveCDs to solve the problem. Only the student's data files would need to be stored on the hard disk.
No Room, No Room!
The computers in our lab at school have very limited disk space. Windows XP is installed on them, along with programs needed for other classes. That doesn't leave much room for graphics programs and development systems that I'd like to use for my classes, both the middle school and high school classes. So I thought I could use LiveCDs to solve the problem. Only the student's data files would need to be stored on the hard disk.
