Juan Camilo Prada wrote:
Another question i have is, do we have some explanation about each media
that we provide?, i could fin explanation on whats the difference
between the Live media (general idea) and Installation dvd, but i cant
seem to find a description about what is the Desktop Live CD or KDE Live
CD... also information about spins would be good.
Fedora Desktop Spin: This spin is for Fedora users on desktops and
laptops. It combines the best of breed software packages that a typical
home user would use that fits into a CD.
Fedora KDE Spin: This spin is a alternative to the Fedora Desktop Live
CD but showcases and focuses on KDE software and is a great option for
KDE fans.
Ditto for Fedora Xfce spin. Good for low resource systems.
Fedora Electronics Lab Spin : This spin helps professionals and students
design, simulate and program electronic systems. Included are tools for
analog and digital simulation, circuit simulation, hardware development,
micro-controller development, and embedded systems development.
Fedora Games Spin: This spin is a Live DVD that allows you to explore
the wonderful and fun gaming potential of Fedora without altering your
existing setup. Included are a variety of modern, 3-D shooters such as
Nexuiz and Quake 3, along with classics such as Freeciv and Nethack!
Fedora Developer Spin: This spin is a Live DVD jam-packed with various
development applications, such as Eclipse, Anjuta, git, cvs, lynx,
emacs, and a hex editor; and build tools like GCC, Inkscape, Koji,
createrepo, mock, rpmdevtools, rpmlint and much more.
You might want to highlight livecd-tools, liveusb-creator and newly
added support for persistence. Encryption and partition resizing support
in Anaconda along with liveusb-creator on Windows provides a good
migration path.
http://lewk.org/blog/liveusb-creator-2.0.html
Rahul
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