you distro junkies...

[TrailerTrash]

give this a shot. I was looking at it and it look like Ubuntu some. Its a Live CD with installer. I want to try but the laptop im using now dont have a cd burner. I like to know what ya think.

http://www.parsix.org/html/index.php

.080 is the latest.

[RAV TUX]

give this a shot. I was looking at it and it look like Ubuntu some. Its a Live CD with installer. I want to try but the laptop im using now dont have a cd burner. I like to know what ya think.

http://www.parsix.org/html/index.php

.080 is the latest.
I don't speak Persian or Farsi.

"Parsix GNU/Linux supports Persian keyboard and users can switch to Persian with Alt+Shift keys."

[TrailerTrash]

Its is in English also.:-\" :roll::wink:

[RAV TUX]

Parsix is based on Knoppix as are about 50+ other Distros:

AbulÉdu (http://distrowatch.com/abuledu) • Auditor Security Linux (http://distrowatch.com/auditor) • Arabbix (http://distrowatch.com/augustux) • BEERnix (http://distrowatch.com/beernix) • BIG LINUX (http://distrowatch.com/biglinux) • Bioknoppix (http://distrowatch.com/bioknoppix) • clusterKNOPPIX (http://distrowatch.com/clusterknoppix) • Condorux (http://distrowatch.com/condorux) • Damn Small Linux (http://distrowatch.com/damnsmall) • Danix (http://distrowatch.com/danix) • LinuxDefender Live! CD (http://distrowatch.com/defender) • eduKnoppix (http://distrowatch.com/eduknoppix) • Evinux (http://distrowatch.com/evinux) • Feather Linux (http://distrowatch.com/feather) • Vital Data Forensic or Rescue Kit (FoRK) (http://distrowatch.com/fork) • Freeduc-cd (http://distrowatch.com/freeduc) • Julex (http://distrowatch.com/julex) • Helix (http://distrowatch.com/helix) • K-DEMar (http://distrowatch.com/kdemar) • Kaella, Knoppix Linux Azur (http://distrowatch.com/kaella) • GNU/Linux Kinneret (http://distrowatch.com/kinneret) • KlusTriX (http://distrowatch.com/klustrix) • knopILS (http://distrowatch.com/knopils) • Knoppel (http://distrowatch.com/knoppel) • Knoppix 64 (http://distrowatch.com/knoppix64) • Knoppix STD (http://distrowatch.com/knoppixstd) • KnoppMyth (http://distrowatch.com/knoppmyth) • KnoSciences (http://distrowatch.com/knosciences) • Kurumin Linux (http://distrowatch.com/kurumin) • Local Area Security Linux (L.A.S.) (http://distrowatch.com/las) • MAX: Madrid_Linux (http://distrowatch.com/max) • Mediainlinux (http://distrowatch.com/medialinux) • MEPIS Linux (http://distrowatch.com/mepis) • Munjoy Linux (http://distrowatch.com/munjoy) • NordisKnoppix (http://distrowatch.com/nordisknoppix) • OpenGroupware.org Knoppix CD (http://distrowatch.com/ogoknoppix) • Oralux (http://distrowatch.com/oralux) • Overclockix (http://distrowatch.com/overclockix) • PaiPix (http://distrowatch.com/paipix) • ParallelKnoppix (http://distrowatch.com/parallelknoppix) • Pardus Live CD (http://distrowatch.com/pardus) • Parsix GNU/Linux (http://distrowatch.com/parsix) • Penguin Sleuth (http://distrowatch.com/penguinsleuth) • Metadistro-Pequelin (http://distrowatch.com/pequelin) • Quantian (http://distrowatch.com/quantian) • ROSLIMS Live CD (http://distrowatch.com/roslims) • Slix (http://distrowatch.com/slix) • Tilix Linux (http://distrowatch.com/tilix) • WHoppiX (http://distrowatch.com/whoppix) • Xarnoppix (http://distrowatch.com/xarnoppix) • X-evian (http://distrowatch.com/xevian) • Zopix (http://distrowatch.com/zopix)

Also Morphix is based on Knoppix

12+ Distros are based on Morphix:




Amber Linux (http://distrowatch.com/amber) • Ankur Bangla Live! Desktop (http://distrowatch.com/ankurbangla) • Arabbix (http://distrowatch.com/arabbix) • Clusterix (http://distrowatch.com/clusterix) • Freeduc-Sup (http://distrowatch.com/freeducsup) • GNIX-Vivo (http://distrowatch.com/gnix) • GNUstep Live CD (http://distrowatch.com/gnustep) • IndLinux (http://distrowatch.com/indlinux) • Slavix (http://distrowatch.com/slavix) • Slo-Tech Linux (http://distrowatch.com/slotech) • Soyombo Mongolian Linux (http://distrowatch.com/soyombo) • Tablix on Morphix (http://distrowatch.com/tablix)

[RAV TUX]

Its is in English also.:-\" :roll::wink:
I am aware of this but I don't have the need to switch between English and Persian/Farsi. (I have enough bloat on my OS)

...But I am sure this is a great OS if you are Persian(or learning the language) and have the need to switch between English and Persian.

[RAV TUX]

I am aware of this but I don't have the need to switch between English and Persian/Farsi. (I have enough bloat on my OS)

...But I am sure this is a great OS if you are Persian and have the need to switch between English and Persian.
also try Arabbix (http://distrowatch.com/arabbix)
( Arabeyes is a Meta project that is aimed at fully supporting the Arabic language in the Unix/Linux environment.) It doesn't state wether it supports Farsi or Persian?

&

GNU/Linux Kinneret (http://distrowatch.com/kinneret)
(avialable in English, Russian, Hebrew, & Arabic)again it doesn't state wether it is in Farsi/Persian?

[TrailerTrash]

Well..sorry...Hmm...Im american and only read, write, type, and speak american...... I just thought it looked nice. I dont........Nevermind.

I just love to play with diffrent distros. Its a hobby.

[RAV TUX]

Well..sorry...Hmm...Im american and only read, write, type, and speak american...... I just thought it looked nice. I dont........Nevermind.

I just love to play with diffrent distros. Its a hobby.
No worries, I understand I tried out GNU/Linux Kinneret because I thought it looked interesting too.

I was only trying to help with the list above of other Knoppix based distros, and I thought you may be learning Farsi.

I thought using Kinerret would be a great way to learn Hebrew but I am not that advanced.

Funny I'm American too but I only read, write, type, and speak English. :wink:


I have the same Hobby of testing distros:

Have you tried Yoper and Dreamlinux yet?

http://www.yoper.com/

http://www.dreamlinux.com.br/english/index.html

[briancurtin]

give this a shot. I was looking at it and it look like Ubuntu some.
that would be Gnome

I was only trying to help with the list above of other Knoppix based distros, and I thought you may be learning Farsi.
where is farsi used?

[K.Mandla]

It does look pretty. The orange color schemes are starting to grow on me. Dapper orange looked awful at first, but I've learned to love it.

I might give it a whirl. I wouldn't have any use for the keyboard switch, but it sounds slick.

[RAV TUX]

where is farsi used?

primarily in Iran