Arthur Pemberton wrote:
+1 this seems deserving of answer. I like Fedora, use it all the time, and so rarely need a liveCD. And I am finding it harder to suggest Fedora to newbies. The LiveCD doesn't seem like that's going to change. I''m simply not suggesting any Linux since I'm only familiar with Fedora. The LiveCD certainly has a cool factor. But in the hypothetical scenario of a perfect LiveCD, what are the benefits? What are the hypothetical use cases of said perfect Live Fedora?
Live CD is useful since it is a single disk that you can distribute and get a reasonably good GNOME and KDE desktop. Perfect? no, but it is definitely getting better with every version overall.
Rahul