Most compact linux livecd?

[chiwawa626]

I've seen a bunch of livecd's out there packed with loads of goodies, im looking for something that only runs firefox. All I need is a small livecd that has the option to be coppied to memory and can run just firefox and connect me to the net. I want to get rid of all the crap applications that I'd never use on something like knoppix.

 

[BlueWeasel]

Slax Popcorn Edition
Contains only XFce desktop, Mozilla Firefox, beep-XMMS, Gaim, and AbiWord.....all at about 100mb.

 

[AnonymouseUser]

Damn Small Linux = 50MB

 

[BlueWeasel]

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[ShaneDOTM]

Damn small linux is about the smallest one out there. extremely minimal, but should do what you want with out any problems.

 

[BlueWeasel]

I was tinkering last night and gave Morphix a try. It's Debian based and has a "Light GUI" version (about 200mb)

I was extremely impressed with the hardware detection (much better than Slax) and like the apps included with the Live CD.

 

[Fallen Kell]

Another vote for DSL (Damn Small Linux).

It is a really nice distro, and easy to customize. Heck I even have it running off a hard drive in read-only mode (i.e. it does not write to the disk, so power-outs do do not effect it due to no partial writes to the filesystem).

 

[TheLiberalTruth]

Kubuntu is one CD, but it's over 500MB. Still...it's just one CD.

 

[fatetheory]

Ill throw in a vote for DSL, its a very nice operating system, and is the same thats used to softmod your xbox.

 

[SleepWalkerX]

damn small linux. i'm running it on my laptop right now.