Ultimate Boot CD

joe941988 wrote:I'm kind of glad that it is out. I didn't know which one to choose: full or basic.
Now I have no choice--> which is easier to decide on

I'm very disappointed. insert was one of the most useful tools on ubcd so I guess I'll have to keep using 3.4 or figure out how to add it myself.

I am looking at using the UBCD to reformat my home computer that uses XP Home Edition. I had to reload windows one other time, and found out that Home Edition does not have the Fdisk option. Windows XP doesn't have an 'fdisk' the way earlier versions do, but it does (or should) present a dialog at ...

Trademe are completely, utterly clueless about copyright and licencing in general. I've filed a "CW" complaint under my wife's login (with her full approval and encouragement). I'll also post the URL of this discussion into the NZOSS mailing list since it seems fairly closely related to m...

Having said that, I have also wondered; How much of UBCD is genuinely Open Source under an OSI-approved licence? I know INSERT is, and some of the tools, but not many!! How many of the 'free to download' diagnostic utilities are also freely redistributable? Perhaps this has already been covered on t...

Trademe are completely, utterly clueless about copyright and licencing in general. I maintain a collection of Free and Open Source Software for windows http://kiaoracd.org.nz . For months they have been removing my own, and later my wife's auctions because "selling freely downloadable software ...