Maybe with Unetbootin onto an external hard drive, Micro SD card or a flash
drive. I did the same with Slax and Puppy Linux.

Goblinx mini 2.7 I thought that was an operating system it is somewhat
operating system.
But it works on any computer and you can access the Internet just as
you would do if you was at home. And if it has a windows operating
system on that machine you can access their hard drive and browsed
through their information. Even with limited access to the Internet
you can still have access to the Internet. This should be somewhat
illegal but I really enjoy that CD, you can save information on it and
then transfer it to your home desktop Ubuntu what a cool system CD.
Just putting into CD tray and restart your machine you have five or
more options to choose from pretty cool, way to go KDE.

It is an operating system and it is absolutely legal be sure. I also like
GoblinX. I would recommend you Slax www.slax.org NimbleX or Puppy Linux as live
CDs, they are very interesting and yes, you can access the files on the hard
disk no matter what operating system is installed on the PC and these live CDs
are wonderful tools for file recovery (to copy files out of a PC). Slax can even
be loaded into RAM if there is enough (most probably there is). For everyday use
I recommend Ubuntu or an Ubuntu derivative.

Glad to know that it is an operating system. But I haven't seen
where to install it it seems to me it wants to work off the CD rom.
Any instructions on how to install it would be appreciated thanks.
Goblinx mini 2.7 I am using Ubuntu 8.10 just curious about the
different flavors of Linx.

The Fedora 10 gives instructions in the windows during operation

Goblinx mini 2.7 just can't seen to finde the installation windows.

I will try GoblinX mini. I used the large GoblinX. I tried to install it but it
seems that its installer is defect. The same situation seems to be with NimbleX
and Slax.