Ariane is a Linux operating system that can be booted from a CD-ROM.
Ariane Project is a bootable CD-ROM Linux that builds on the success of its predecessor, Giotto. Unlike Giotto which booted a libc5 system with a Linux kernel 2.0.37 from floppy disks, Ariane comes with Linux kernel 2.4.26 and libc6, version 2.2.4.
This impressive software tool boots into your computer's RAM, just as Giotto did. Once it's up and running, you can safely remove the CD-ROM for something else. Moreover, Ariane doesn't require installation on a hard disk or use a live-filesystem on the CD.
Overall, Ariane Project is a reliable and user-friendly software tool, perfect for individuals who desire a modernized and functional bootable CD-ROM Linux. It provides high performance, reliability and efficiency- excellent for individuals in search of a powerful and straightforward tool.
This impressive software tool boots into your computer's RAM, just as Giotto did. Once it's up and running, you can safely remove the CD-ROM for something else. Moreover, Ariane doesn't require installation on a hard disk or use a live-filesystem on the CD.
Overall, Ariane Project is a reliable and user-friendly software tool, perfect for individuals who desire a modernized and functional bootable CD-ROM Linux. It provides high performance, reliability and efficiency- excellent for individuals in search of a powerful and straightforward tool.
What's New
Version 53: N/A