I've got a vision for an uber advocacy CD that combines the best of Knoppix with the recent new release of TheOpenCD.org.

I would need to carve out 250MB of the 700MB Knoppix CD to make room for TheOPenCD.

Here's how it would work...
Loading the CD into a running windows instance you would not see any Knoppix but instead it would bring up the OpenCD installer to give the user the ability to install OpenOffice and 250MB of several other quality OpenSource apps onto their running windows system.

But then loading the CD on initial boot would bring up 450MB worth of the compressed Knoppix we all know and love.

Is this idea feadible? If so it would sure make for a most excellent GNU/Linux/OpenSource advocacy CD.

Comments please!

-blivius