Today, December 12, we’ve been informed by the developers of the Linux AIO project about the release and immediate availability for download of Linux AIO Fedora 23 Live DVDs.
The new build of the Linux AIO Fedora Live DVD is now based on the latest stable Fedora Linux release, Fedora 23, and includes all the important editions, such as Fedora 23 Workstation (GNOM),, Fedora 23 KDE, Fedora 23 MATE Compiz, Fedora 23 Xfce, Fedora 23 Cinnamon, as well as Fedora 23 LXDE.
There are two Linux AIO Fedora 23 Live DVD ISO images available for download (see the download links at the end of the article), one for each of the supported hardware architectures, 64-bit and 32-bit. Both Live DVDs contains the same editions of the Fedora 23 Linux operating system.
Besides the aforementioned Fedora 23 editions, the Live DVDs contain very useful utilities, such as HDT (Hardware Detection Tool) for verifying the compatibility of your hardware against the respective Fedora 23 distributions, and Memory Test for checking the integrity of your computer’s RAM.
“We are pleased to announce the updated version of Linux AIO Fedora 23 release in our Primary branch,” said Željko Popivoda on behalf of the Linux AIO project, in an email to Softpedia. “It contains 32bit and 64bit version of ISOs, with official, untouched Fedora Live 23 releases: Workstation (GNOME), KDE, Cinnamon, LXDE, MATE Compiz and Xfce.”
All Fedora 23 editions into a single ISO image
The Linux AIO project is being known for creating and distributing Live DVD ISO images that contain all the important editions of a popular GNU/Linux operating system, which are perfect for those who can’t or don’t want to download multiple ISO images of each and every edition of the respective OSes.
In this case, you can download the 64-bit or 32-bit Linux AIO Fedora 23 editions, write it on a single USB stick or DVD disc and you get all those Fedora Linux 23 Live CD editions, which you can showcase to friends or install on the PCs of potential customers.
Download Linux AIO Fedora 23 right now from Softpedia. Please note that because of some hosting issues, the Live ISOs are distributed as two archives compressed, which means that you must download and extract them both in order to obtain a fully functional ISO image.
Via Softpedia