An easy-to-install Linux distribution. You need a formatted floppy disk (it needn't be blank, but anything on it will be erased). Just click on this link to create the boot disk, and then reboot your system with the boot disk in drive A and install Linux from disk 4 of this CD set. You will be asked if you have an (optional) second CD during the installation, but this distribution doesn't include it.
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Apr 2001.
Free software under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Home site: http://www.mandrake.com/ |
A disk which you'll only need if you require PCMCIA support during the Linux installation process (e.g. if you're installing Linux on a laptop where the CD is attached via a PCMCIA card).
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Apr 2001.
Free software under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Home site: http://www.mandrake.com/ |
A small (10M) Linux installation which runs from within a DOS partition. This is a nice way to try out Linux without installing the whole thing.
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Jun 1998.
Freeware.
Home site: ftp://ftp.spsselib.hiedu.cz/pub/linux/monkey/ |
A small Linux system that fits on a floppy (which it formats to 1.722M instead of the normal 1.44M!). Ideal as a recovery disk.
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Jun 2001.
Freeware.
Home site: http://www.toms.net/rb/ |
A utility to examine and extract Linux RPM files under Windows.
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Oct 1998.
Freeware.
Home site: http://www.laysi.com/ |
A set of tools to access Linux ext2fs disk partitions from Windows. If you set up your system to boot both Windows and Linux, install this in your Windows partition so that both systems can access each other's files! Source code is included.
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Jul 2001.
Free software under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Home site: http://www.it.fht-esslingen.de/~zimmerma/ |
