Live CD - Directions on CD label

[Tristan Rhodes]

Wow that is great stuff!  I love the ability to learn about and install the very best opensource 
software ported to Windows!  I am sending that CD with all my Christmas cards this year.  :) I 
agree, it would also be good to distribute to the public in place of Knoppix (the former king of 
live-cds).

One question: That website says..
"The following is a demonstration of how parts of TheOpenCD might be used to enhance the Ubuntu Live 
CD."

Does this mean it will be included on the Ubuntu Live CD or that it might be?

Tristan Rhodes

Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
> There is also a Windows section on the Live CD now, which contains some 
> FOSS for Windows and some information. (see: 
> http://www.theopencd.net/testing/ for a demo.) Please test this part 
> too. It should autostart when you insert the Live CD under Windows.
> 
> The CD label could have some basic info as you suggest, and then refer 
> to documentation available when browsing from Windows. Suggestions for 
> appropriate text is welcome.
> 
> - Henrik
> 
> Tristan Rhodes wrote:
> 
>> Greetings,
>>
>> I was wondering if there are going to be any directions on the Live 
>> CD?  Some important things include...
>>
>> * This Live CD will not make any permanent changes to your system.  It 
>> is safe to use.
>> * This Live CD will run slower compared to installing Ubuntu Linux on 
>> your hard drive.
>> * Directions on how to use the Live CD
>>     - Insert CD
>>     - Reboot PC
>>     - Start using Ubuntu! (If there is a login, provide that info)
>>
>> Perhaps some information can be put on the website, where only a link 
>> is needed on the CD label. For instance, how to get your PC to boot 
>> from the CD drive (Include instructions for changing BIOS settings on 
>> major PC brands).
>>
>> Go Ubuntu!
>>
>> Tristan Rhodes

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