Fuduntu 14.10 (I386/x86/x64) | 1.8 GB
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Fuduntu 2012.1 LiveDVD (i686/x86/64) | 1.85 GB
Developers (Andrew Wyatt) distribution Fuduntu, aimed at creating a product that occupies a niche between Fedora and Ubuntu, reported on the availability of new release Fuduntu 2012.1 and final branch of the code base Fedora. Henceforth Fuduntu will develop regardless of the packet base Fedora, which were built by the first issues of this distribution. Initially, the distribution optimized for netbooks and other portable computers, but can also be used on conventional PCs.

Super Gamer Supreme 2.5 LiveDVD (x86/x64) | 8.2 GB
Release of SuperGamer Supreme 2.5, focused on gaming distro Linux, designed as a two-layer DVD (VectorLinux OS + games), filled with games and other software daily necessities (the browser Firefox, office suite OpenOffice.org). An Internet connection is supported via Ethernet, wireless and dial-up. The release includes the latest graphics drivers from NVIDIA and ATI. Among the key components: Azureus, Audacity, GParted, Limewire, GIMP, K9copy. Supports 32-bit architecture and 64-bit. In the announcement of the release contains more information and a complete list of available games.

Gentoo Linux LiveDVD 11.2 (x32/x64) | 5.36 GB

Fuduntu 14.10 (I386/x86/x64) | 1.8 GB

Gentoo v.11.0 [2011] x86/x64
Size : 5.06 GB

Scientific Linux 6.0 LiveDVD (2011) | 2.2 GB

CentOS 6.2 is available for i386 and x86_64 in the form of DVD-assembly (4.6 Gb), the minimal install image (285 MB) and the reduced image for network installation - netinstall.iso (162 MB). SRPMS packages and are available through debuginfo vault.centos.org. Simultaneously available to the LiveCD and LiveDVD, support installation on your hard drive.

BackTrack is a Linux-based penetration testing arsenal that aids security professionals in the ability to perform assessments in a purely native environment dedicated to hacking. Regardless if you’re making BackTrack your primary operating system, booting from a LiveDVD, or using your favorite thumbdrive, BackTrack has been customized down to every package, kernel configuration, script and patch solely for the purpose of the penetration tester.

CentOS 6.2 (I386) | 4.51 GB
CentOS 6.2 is available for i386 and x86_64 in the form of DVD-assembly (4.6 Gb), the minimal install image (285 MB) and the reduced image for network installation - netinstall.iso (162 MB). SRPMS packages and are available through debuginfo vault.centos.org. Simultaneously available to the LiveCD and LiveDVD, support installation on your hard drive.

CentOS 6.2 (X86/X64) | 7.6 GB
CentOS 6.2 is available for i386 and x86_64 in the form of DVD-assembly (4.6 Gb), the minimal install image (285 MB) and the reduced image for network installation - netinstall.iso (162 MB). SRPMS packages and are available through debuginfo vault.centos.org. Simultaneously available to the LiveCD and LiveDVD, support installation on your hard drive.

Linux Mint 11(i386 - x86&x64) | 1.68 GB
Linux Mint 11 - based on the code base Ubuntu 11.04, but complemented by a series of iginal applications, simplifying setup and operation of the system of first-time users.
F example, in Linux Mint is presented revised menu system, a private manager to install and upgrade applications, the iginal interface f system setup mintConfig, "master" to adjust the various parameters of the system f novice users in the style of question-answer interface to configure the desktop, a tool to run Backup mintBackup etc.
One of the key differences between the new release is the use of classical GNOME-desktop, instead of the graphical environment of Unity, who went on the distribution Ubuntu, and shell GNOME-Shell, used in the GNOME 3 (in the Linux Mint 11 involved GNOME 2.32). As a Linux-kernel uses version 6.2.1938. Available f download LiveCD (665 MB), LiveDVD (867 MB) and assembly f OEM-producers (664 MB).Of the innovations are not peculiar to Ubuntu 11.04 and Linux Mint 10, include:
The composition of LiveCD does not include multimedia codecs, and proprietary software such as Adobe Flash and Java, however the installation of additional non-free components in the Linux Mint 11 is greatly simplified: the page logon prompt added two links: "Upgrade to the DVD Edition" and "Install Multimedia Codecs", allowing two clicks to bring the composition of the installed packages to the state of LiveDVD and install multimedia codecs. Additionally, these functions can be found in the standard menu: "Menu / Administration / Upgrade to the DVD Edition" and "Menu / Sound and Video / Install Multimedia Codecs". Of the additional components present in the LiveDVD can be noted: VLC, Gimp, Giver, Tomboy, LibreOffice, Java, Samba, me fonts, background images, visual themes and sets of icons;