From the creators of Linux AIO Ubuntu, Linux AIO Debian, Linux AIO Linux Mint Debian and Linux AIO Linux Mint, we introduce you to the Linux AIO Fedora project, a special distribution of Linux that contains four Live editions of the Fedora Linux operating systems, with the GNOME, KDE, Xfce, LXDE and MATE desktop environments.
Distributed as Live DVDs, supports 64-bit architectures
The project is distributed via Softpedia as a Live DVD ISO image that supports the 64-bit versions of said Fedora Linux distributions. The ISO image has approximately GB in size and must be written to dual-layer DVD discs or USB thumb drivers of 8GB ot higher capacity, in order to boot them from the BIOS of a computer.
Choose between running Fedora with GNOME, KDE, Xfce, LXDE or MATE
As expected, the boot menu is the most important part of a Linux AIO Live DVD, as it allows the user to choose between running Fedora with the GNOME, KDE, Xfce, LXDE or MATE graphical desktop environments. In addition, it is possible to boot an existing operating system from the local drive, run a memory diagnostic test, as well as to reboot the machine.
How a Linux AIO DVD works?
If you’re asking yourselves how a Linux AIO DVD works, then you should know that when pressing Enter on any of the main boot options described above, you will immediately access the original bootloader of the respective Fedora Live edition, from where you can run the distribution in live mode without installing anything on your computer.
All the Fedora Live editions into a single, bootable Live DVD/USB
With the Linux AIO Fedora project, you now have all the Fedora Live editions into a single, bootable Live DVD/USB that you can carry around with you wherever you go. It is the perfect tool for those who tend to install various flavors of the Fedora Linux operating system on a daily basis.
