Download the ISO. The launch Nero, close all the wizards, and go to File/Burn Image. Choose the ISO you downloaded and done, it will create you the bootable disk (the boot information is inside the image).

Cool. I think I will definitely download the DSL and burn to a CD.
I tried the 2 disk xwindows, but it didn't work (or at least I think it's not working). The Linux loads, and I login as "root". I then type "xwin", it asks me for my mouse type (I typed "3" for a bus mouse...because mine is USB). It then gives me a big list of video modes. I type something like 0x114 to set 800x600x16. It appears to set the video mode, but then I'm taken right back into the linux command line thingy. I'm assuming this isn't what's supposed to happen (I'm expecting some sort of GUI?), but I could be wrong.
Anyway, the DSL sounds better anyway.

I downloaded this version, which fits in 1 diskette. Mounted the image on the VMWare diskette and booted. Detected CD rom, DVD rom, then entered into X, black and white. Resolution? Absolutely no idea. 320x200 maybe. Attached a couple of pics.

(The first one is the menu with click, the second is the browser). You just kill X and then log as root, and play a bit (very bit) around.

for your mouse, use type: "IMPS/2" and device: /dev/input/mice (will allow you to actually remove your mouse and have it still work when pluged back in, or use more than one at a time if you want.)

I have been trying to set up the internet connection in that one-diskette distribution, to post a screenshot of Allegro through that browser But couldn't, there is no eth0 nor any other networking device detected

I use DSL sometimes, its cool, if you want more stuff for it you can download packages that will load. I did all that and set myself up a nice mini-cd that has DSL with gcc and a few other things.

I ordered it a month and a half ago. I think they stopped until getting more. SUSE delivered DVDs for free as well, but they don't anymore.

Indeed, what you can expect But think about it. Thanks to that kind of resolution it is possible to run Linux on Game Boy Advance, in example

Yes. The root prompt asks you for extra arguments to initialize the Linux kernel. I am not sure if that will work, though.

It includes only the minimun programs you need (ls, pwd, cat, etc). When you compile the kernel, you can add or remove features, or make those features load as modules (kind of DLLs under Windows). By removing the absolutely innecessary stuff (video drivers, sound, networking, etc, etc, etc) you reduce the kernel size.

Yes, most distributions come with an X server. Knoppix is the distribution you need to run it without installing. It is a bit hard to get used to X-Windows (the basic Window Manager does not have start button, but instead you click and, anywhere you click, you get the "start" menu).

Anyway, your screenshots are not bad at all And it helps you get used to the "natural" X system. Getting used to a system like KDE or Gnome with the "start" button is easier, better getting used to the original one while you can

Some people from Estonia got their cd's last week. I think they ordered them a bit more than one month ago. If it's free it doesn't hurt to try ordering them. If they're out then you haven't lost a thing

Any of them! Just tell me what you want, and i can download it and burn it.... i can download a linux iso in about 20 minutes, might as well help out those who aren't fortunate enough to be able to download it

And it ins't x-windows that looks like crap. It is the WM (window manager) you are using. KDE looks a lot better, but it also is a LOT bigger

they don't have any cds to ship though

[edit]Carrus85 just told me about this
May wanna check it out

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1gb of isos
I'll burn it and send it to you if you pay shipping

Hmm... I think I can ship a single CD for less than a dollar from here. I will burn you Knoppix 3.6 (the latest stable is 3.7), which is the one I have already downloaded, and send it tomorrow. It should arrive in a week, maybe two (remember, it is a long way from here ). I have Verbatim, Ridata, Teltron and Imation, if you have preference for any of those CDs, tell me. And at which speed you want the CD burned (my old computer could not read CDs burned faster than 12x).

X-Windows can be downloaded from XFree86. KDE and Gnome are the best window manager (though I prefer something simpler like TWM or AfterStep).

I dunno, probably a couple dollars. You don't live in the US, do you?