Billix

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Billix is a live USB or live CD that supports multiple Linux distributions (including several special purpose distributions). Billix was designed as a toolkit for UNIX and Linux system administrators.

As configured, it supports several distributions:

• Damn Small Linux
• Ubuntu (three most current versions plus server versions of each)
• Debian (two most current versions)
• CentOS (two most current versions)
• Fedora (latest version)

Also, the following programs are included:

• Memtest86
• DBAN

External links[edit]

• Billix homepage
• Billix project on SourceForge.net
• Billix: Sysadmin's Swiss Army Knife at LinuxJournal.com
• Announcing Billix 0.27 and... SuperBillix 0.27! at LinuxJournal.com

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