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I've played around with this a bit. It is a real bondage-and-discipline distro. Seems designed to prevent access any local storage of any sort. Probably a go
by Estragon 14y ago
I've played around with this a bit. It is a real bondage-and-discipline distro. Seems designed to prevent access any local storage of any sort. Probably a good thing for the DOD, but a bit extreme for my purposes. I don't mind being made to think when I access a resource, but I like to at least have the option.
- keithpeter 14y agoLPS is based on thin linux, and I found it interesting to try it out. I used the rather neat windows command line program that comes with the iso to make a bootable USB stick. I found an old 512Mb stick worked fine. I downloaded the 'fat' version which gives you a basic (way basic) desktop with OpenOffice and Firefox. On an old Thinkpad T42, it had the right wifi drivers (I can imagine the selection is limited) and you can save work on a second USB stick. The VESA graphics drivers can't match the 1024by600 resolution on my netbook, so I find I use it less now. The 'minimalist' no distraction people might find the distro useful. I got quite a lot of writing done with it one afternoon.