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    myDSL vs. klik

    I was just playing around with KNOPPIX based pocket-CD distros like Damn Small Linux (DSL) lately and wonder if myDSL is the same thing as klik? Anyone care to shed some light on this?

    TIA,
    AJG

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    Isn't DSL just a slim and trim Knoppix? I thought klik was a way to install apps while booted to live cd. If so then I see no correlation betwen the two whatsoever.

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    Have you tried out DSL? I just burned a Pocket CD from the latest DSL ISO. One of the apps on there is called myDSL. When you click on its icon from the DSL desktop you get a list of apps you can install from the DSL website on the fly. It sure seems a lot like klik to me!

    Regards,
    AJG

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    It is a cross between klik and morphix. Some of the myDSL extensions are like the modules available for morphix. Sme of the other extensions can be magically installed while running the live-cd like klik.

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    OOO, that's very interesting!

    Thanx,
    AJG

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