Re: Spinoff: Using Linux for work? was RE: Why Tech-Writers ShouldKnow About ...

[Lou Quillio <public -at- quillio -dot- com>]

David Neeley wrote:
> No need to download from Denmark...try http://theopencd.org

Unless you're a Dane.  (Chose it because the click-path was more
intuitive.)

> As for analyzing and repairing a system that has been somewhat messed
> up as you describe, try http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/. That comes in
> two flavors, one with an extensive selection of hardware diagnosis and
> management tools and a second full version that also has a bootable
> Linux environment with additional tools.

Me, I got 'em all. We *might* be geeking-out.

Funny thing is, I dropped that reference to `TestDisk` for the sake
of "Google Yet To Be".  Odd, unconscious thing to do, but that's
what it was.  A link made for somebody to find it.

LQ

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