Devendra Laulkar wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for suggestions for LiveCD that suits following setup.
1. Boot from the linux LiveCD.
2. connect your USB thumb drive to access your C assignments program.
3. Open Vi/Editor to write new code. Save code onto the thumb drive.
4. compile your programs using gcc
5. IDE is bonus but not mandatory.
Ubuntu LiveCDs do not have gcc
You can go for Knoppix. It has gcc as well as multiple editors.
It has good hardware detection. No need to mount the pen drives.
I haven't seen a modern distribution that doesn't mount pen drivers by
default. The underlying functionality is cross distribution and provided
by HAL which GNOME, KDE, Xfce et all already support.
Rahul
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