Andrew Lowe wht.com.au> writes:
> I'm looking for a lightweight LiveCD that includes a graphical
> environment and gcc/clang so that we can make it available on our
> internal network for the students to download/burn and use at home. Does
> anyone have any ideas/experience in something
On 03/09/2014 06:27 PM, Bruce Schultz wrote:
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> On 9 March 2014 4:05:42 AM AEST, Andrew Lowe wrote:
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>> Thanks everyone for your comments. In my research, I stumbled across
>> sax, www.sax.org, and it does all that I need. I can either burn it to
>> a
>> cd or a stick, it has the apps
On 9 March 2014 4:05:42 AM AEST, Andrew Lowe wrote:
> Thanks everyone for your comments. In my research, I stumbled across
>sax, www.sax.org, and it does all that I need. I can either burn it to
>a
>cd or a stick, it has the apps I need and is quite small, just under
>300MB.
>
> And
On 03/08/2014 09:24 PM, Thomas Mueller wrote:
>>> systemrescuecd?
>
>> "Too complicated". What I mean by this is that the user upon booting
>> has options!!! Do you kick into a graphical environment, do you copy
>> everything to memory, do you. you get the idea. The problem is
>> that
> > systemrescuecd?
> "Too complicated". What I mean by this is that the user upon booting
> has options!!! Do you kick into a graphical environment, do you copy
> everything to memory, do you. you get the idea. The problem is
> that these are first year students in a common first year
On Sat, 08 Mar 2014 08:54:38 +0800, Andrew Lowe wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm doing some research on the topic of LiveCD's and was after
> any input the list may have.
>
> I'm a tutor at a Uni in Australia teaching, amongst others, 1st
> year Engineering students. We teach them C. Last year w
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