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>No operating system has showed up since 1981 that can make it safe to do so again on modern hardware. I'd say pretty much any live CD/DVD OS would break this
by warrenm 5y ago
>No operating system has showed up since 1981 that can make it safe to do so again on modern hardware.
I'd say pretty much any live CD/DVD OS would break this claim
- mikewarot 5y agoIf you never persist state, AND don't allow any type of auto-configure when adding media that you store data on, that would actually be true.
- warrenm 5y agoI've run live CDs on plenty of systems either sans local storage, or that run some other OS (when booted "normally") It's not hard to have a stateless (or nearly so, if you prefer to have some preferences stored on USB etc) machine if you want one