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Hi all, |
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I'm doing some research on the topic of LiveCD's and was after any |
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input the list may have. |
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I'm a tutor at a Uni in Australia teaching, amongst others, 1st |
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year Engineering students. We teach them C. Last year we had a lab set |
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up and as well, they could ssh into a Linux box from home so that they |
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could do assignments. Now due to a bureaucratic change ssh access is now |
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gone. |
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I would guess that there would be under 1% Linux penetration with |
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respect to home computers and I've tried, in the past, to help students |
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set up a dev environment on Macs - a horrid experience, and lets not |
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even mention trying to easily set up Win* with a dev environemt |
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I'm looking for a lightweight LiveCD that includes a graphical |
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environment and gcc/clang so that we can make it available on our |
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internal network for the students to download/burn and use at home. Does |
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anyone have any ideas/experience in something like this? I've looked at |
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Lubuntu but it lacks gcc. |
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Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. |
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Andrew |
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