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| − | Once you utilize one of these methods, you will have the functionality of a hd linux install available to you. Next time a new version of Knoppix comes out, you can simply save the new version in place of the old one and enjoy the benefits of the latest enhancement, without the hassle of a reinstall, or worrying about dependencies. But what's really cool is that you can go back to Windows whenever you wish simply by leaving the liveCD out when you boot. You never have any danger of messing up Windows, and your Windows-dependent family members and co-workers will appreciate that. Comparisons and relative merits aside, I still have applications I rely upon in Windows, which simply aren't available in Linux.
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