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The original postgres live-cd
Posted on 2008-12-15
Posted by robert.bernier5@sympatico.ca
Hello all,
I'd like to announce that I've updated http://pg-live.info . The DOWNLOAD page has the most recent version, 8.3.5.1. The website is not the most impressive looking but it's functional.
For the first time, new variants to pg-live are being introduced i.e. an embedded version (no gui) and a USB-key version.
Pg-liveE (embedded) is 100mb smaller but uses half the RAM as the original pg-live.
Pg-livePEN boots up very fast compared to the original live-cd version.
One final note; I've begun work on two additional variants of pg-live, which will hopefully be worthy of interest to the community at large. Please take a moment and check out the PROJECTS link:
http://www.pg-live.info/robert_projects.php.
I welcome any and all comments that you may have.
Robert Bernier
Posted by robert.bernier5@sympatico.ca
Hello all,
I'd like to announce that I've updated http://pg-live.info . The DOWNLOAD page has the most recent version, 8.3.5.1. The website is not the most impressive looking but it's functional.
For the first time, new variants to pg-live are being introduced i.e. an embedded version (no gui) and a USB-key version.
Pg-liveE (embedded) is 100mb smaller but uses half the RAM as the original pg-live.
Pg-livePEN boots up very fast compared to the original live-cd version.
One final note; I've begun work on two additional variants of pg-live, which will hopefully be worthy of interest to the community at large. Please take a moment and check out the PROJECTS link:
http://www.pg-live.info/robert_projects.php.
I welcome any and all comments that you may have.
Robert Bernier