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hi. I need Unix (linux || bsd) live cd/dvd with c++ comipler. can u help me?


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I would recommend Ubuntu; it's extremely friendly towards beginners and is simple to get setup with an IDE. Code::Blocks is an extremely simple IDE that looks and feels a lot like dev-cpp, and should run on most any *nix platform. The only way to find what you're really going to be comfortable with is to try a few live cd's and see what you like best.

If you decide to go with Ubuntu you're going to need the build-essential packages and (you can just use gcc if you dont care for an IDE) Code::Blocks. You can get Code::Blocks from the synaptic package handler and for the build:

markupsudo apt-get install build-essential

HAHA, now I can subject others to my evil ways.


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Debian livecd. Use GCC.


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MoshBat wrote: Fedora, use GCC… Just, please. Not Ubuntu.

Why not Ubuntu? There is also a GCC available.


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"Linux makes your penis 2x bigger. (Ubuntu only 1.5x)"

Not sure where I saw that though.

Ubuntu is bloated. And slow. BT3…