looking for a "good" accessible linux distro

[Littlefield, Tyler]

hello:
I don't know about using ex--I assume it could be done well, but I'd 
like to recommend arch. It's got a really light footprint, which is 
really nice for a live cd. Chris Brannon also wrote a remaster tutorial 
or something of the sort up on his blog, that he also links to in a few 
other places.
HTH,
On 1/14/2013 9:47 AM, Don Raikes wrote:
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> I have been working with linux for over 12 years now.  I have used redhat, fedora, debian and ubuntu, but now I need to move from ubuntu to something different and hopefully more accessible.
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> The latest few releases of ubuntu have become almost totally inaccessible with thee new unity desktop.
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> My goal is to create an accessible linux livecd with a ton of accessible cyber security tools like cyber forensics and network security tools.
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> I don't mind compiling the tools myself and doing that part, I just need a good baseline linux distro.
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> Most of the tools are console-based, so something that boots to the console is great as long as I can go into an x-windows environment if necessary.
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> I am open to suggestions and would appreciate some tips.
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