Knoppix 6.3 highlights
ON THE DVD
Knoppix creator (and Q&A mastermind) Klaus Knopper shares some insights on the latest release.
Knoppix, a Debian-based Linux distribution, is optimized to run from the DVD as a Live system. System administrators and other IT professionals use Knoppix to troubleshoot
downed Windows (and Linux) computers, but Knoppix also comes with a big collection of desktop tools, games, and other apps. Knoppix’s Live boot orientation makes it a great choice for a flash drive system that puts your documents, settings, and desktop on a keychain.
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