Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 22nd Aug 2006 17:04 UTC, submitted by lh8
"Puppy Linux is a small Linux live CD distribution that can boot from a CD, DVD, or USB drive; a hard disk is optional. According to the Puppy Linux Web site, Puppy's goals include being Linux newbie-friendly, booting and running quickly, and including all the applications typical users need. The newest version is its most usable yet."
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2006-01-09
>What new problem does Puppy solve that isn't already
>solved by one of the several hundred various Linux
>distros that already have live options, are small, can
>boot from multiple sources, are friendly and include
>useful apps? What does it do differently?
It is one of few distros that works out of the can for ordinary people - which is no mean feat. It offers no
brain install with a good blend of applications and a no fuss user interface.
Does the world need new designs of car? No, but a better blend of qualities is usually heralded with much interest.