The 'Linux Diversity' collection: One kit, 10 Linux distros
With all the wide variety of free and open source software out there, it can sometimes feel like an insurmountable challenge to download and try each and every one that interests you.
That's where a one-stop sampler can be especially useful.
A few weeks back I wrote about VALO-CD, which provides a nice assortment of open source apps for Windows. This week—while doing some last-minute holiday shopping on Amazon, in fact—I came across something similar for Linux.
Specifically, it's the Linux Diversity collection, and it serves up a smorgasbord of 10 Linux distributions in a single, 12-DVD set.
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