Knoppix 9.1 Live Linux GNU Bootable USB Flash Drive USA For Sale

Knoppix 9.1 Live Linux GNU Bootable USB Flash Drive USA
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Knoppix 9.1 Live Linux GNU Bootable USB Flash Drive USA:
$19.99

Knoppix 9.1 Live Linux GNU Bootable USB Flash Drive USA
KNOPPIX is a compilation of GNU/Linux software that automatically detects and supports a wide range of graphics adapters, sound cards, USB devices and other peripheral devices. Can be used as a Linux demo, for training courses, as rescue system or as a platform for commercial software product demos. It is not necessary to install anything on fixed disk.
Why Choose Our Knoppix 9.1 Live USB?
  1. Authenticity Guaranteed:We source all OS versions directly from official releases, ensuring you get the real deal.

  2. Compact and Convenient: Knoppix will be neatly packed on a single 16GB bootable drive, making it easy to carry and use whenever you need it.

  3. Unlimited Support: With each purchase you receive unlimited end-user support... We're just a quick message away from solving whatever problem you encounter!

  4. Quality Assurance:Each flash drive is inspected & tested before it reaches your hands, guaranteeing its reliability and performance.


System Requirements
  • Intel/AMD-compatible CPU (i486 and up),
  • RAM: at least 200 MB for the graphical desktop. Recommended for working with various office applications: 500MB RAM,
  • a bootable USB flash disk,


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