Berry Linux is a LiveCD distribution which is based on Fedora
and Knoppix.
It has support for
kernel-2.6, the overlay filesystem, and AIGLX, the 3D desktop, in
conjunction with Beryl. You can also install the distro to
your
hard disk if you wish, or boot it from USB. Other features
available include: Support for writing to NTFS partitions, automatic
recognition of USB storage, uses free Japanese TrueType fonts, and has
the ability to save personal settings. It can be used as a
Linux
demo, educational CD, or rescue system.
Berry Linux 0.88 uses Fedora's
Kudzu 1.2.71 and Klaus Knopper's hwdata 0.200 scripts for i386 hardware
detection, features symmetric multiprocessing support, and includes
ndev/udev and bootsplash patches. The mini version, the file system
only takes up 148MB of space, and uses fluxbox as the window manager,
keeping down the system requirements.
Aqua Font 2.8
Mikachan Font 9.1
YOzFontK 9.40
Aoyagikouzan Font & Gyosyo 2
Decoration Fonts 0.01
XANO-Mincho 2004 Systema Font 2.1 M+ BITMAP FONTS
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel-compatible CPU (i686 or later)
20 MB of RAM for text mode, at least 96
MB for
graphics mode with KDE
(at least 128 MB of RAM is recommended
to use the
various office products)
Bootable CD-ROM drive, or a boot floppy
and standard
CD-ROM (IDE/ATAPI or SCSI)
Standard SVGA-compatible graphics card
Serial or PS/2 standard mouse or
IMPS/2-compatible
USB-mouse.
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