I PXE install whatever distro I use with TFTP and NFS.
On the PXE server the distro storage directory is 38GB. I currently have various versions of Mageia, Fedora, Scientific Linux, CentOS and openSUSE on there.
Probably around 8 GB.
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Linux - ~13.7 GB
BSD - ~2.6 GB
I deleted several ISOs a while back that I didn't think I would be interested in again.
Update:
Since yesterday I've downloaded a couple of win 8 preview ISO's
plus Debian Stable... The current stats are: 78 items, totalling 58.1 GB
...I'm not the only one with a problem
Collecting is an illness one develops in consumer society. I keep a few image files around of the distros I work with on a regular basis, otherwise I download them as needed and delete ASAP.
1.26G two distro's
Well, I agree that consumerism is a problem in the western society,
also think distrohopping and use of VirtualBox is quite normal when you're
new to Linux and wish to have a look around.
And besides, downloading ISO's and seeding them afterwards is a great
way of supporting the Linux community
I have all Linux mint from mint 9(all spins) to 12,all ubuntu from 10.10 to 11.10(all versions),fedora 12 to 16 and many more.I guess it totals to almost 150 GB if I count each spin as different distro
the reason for such a huge collection is that somehow or someday I will need one distro or other for some purpose and I have only 512kbps(64 kBps I guess).So to download I will have to consume 4 hours internet and electricity.I have all of them burned to dvds.
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