[Sussex] Linux woes

[Desmond Armstrong]

You can download mandriva-linux-mini  (2008.1 (Spring))
This gives you the ability to then download modules as required.
You can also download the 3 CDs of Mandriva-free (2008.1 (Spring)) The 
full (non-free) version is the equivalent of 6 CDs.
These are all CD ISOs and you can burn them and make the bootable disks. 
The sizes are:-
mandriva-linux-mini  (2008.1 (Spring)) 713552 KB
mandriva-one-GNOME 660602 KB
mandriva-one-KDE 713382 KB
mandriva free 2008.1 spring CD1 711232 KB
mandriva free 2008.1 spring CD2 715972 KB
mandriva free 2008.1 spring CD3 706268 KB

Mandriva One is alive distro, not installable.
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> I know it's been a while since I used Mandriva, but there always used to be a 
> basic/lite version of the .ISO available, which would just produce a 
> basic/lite bootable CD version which could be installed, then getting any of 
> the additional app's/packages from one of the mirrors via URPMI.
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