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:Fedora 10, a "Live" Solution for One Laptop Per Child.
Fedora 10, a "Live" Solution for One Laptop Per Child.
Nov 6, 2008, 13 :05 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2280 reads)

(Other stories by Todd Robinson)

"With this "Live" release the Fedora Project is once again highlighting a fantastic feature unique to modern Linux distributions.

"Linux distributions have been distributed on Live CDs or DVDs for several years, so the next step was to run "Live" from small Flash drives. Fedora, and other Linux distributions, have actually been able to run "Live" from drives for a couple of years. However, during this past year the level of reliability has very closely approached that of a "traditional" installation making it a very real, and extremely portable, option for daily use."

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