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[backchan]

I live in Korea(south)

[penguin hood]

Backchan,
Unfortunatly our native languages are too differents (my language is spanish). However I recently wrote a small program to open automatically the lyrics texts while listen the song from a radio over internet that can be useful for all languages.
It Serves to exercise the sense of hearing by read the exact english text from the listened songs.
The program is for Linux operative systems. Linux is in mather's software the equivalent to free energy is in matter's energy. The operative system Windows is the "fossil fuel".
If anybody want try Linux for first time I recommend visit http://damnsmalllinux.org. It is not the better Linux version but it is the easier to test because can be fast downloaded from internet and run from one Live CD without affect the hard disk.

[gn0stik]

Gnoppix is better for a livecd version of linux. It runs very quickly off of a cd, and has a full graphical (Gnu) (KDE)desktop for knoppix.  It's mostly for fixing problems on computers, and surfing around but there are some games and multimedia applications on there as well. It also runs well from a virtual machine like VMware server, or virtual pc. Or bootstrap if you run mac.

[TheOne]

debian is best, very easy to install and update

[penguin hood]

I agree with TheOne, if I decide to install a operative system, I should install Linux Debian.
But if I must recommend to someone that never have installed neither a operative system nor Linux, the problem is that Debian must be installed to hard disk and this can be hardly for a newbie. The newbie want see fast results to know what is without danger can lose by mistake information on his computer. Moreover if he have not another computer to test.
Then the better option is a Linux Live CD option because are a good way to demo or preview an operating system without having to install it to a hard drive.
Now I agree with gn0stik, Gnoppix is a great version. Infact it is Debian based and can run from live CD. But Gnoppix require download one 650 MB file. (Too time to download still using broad band) while this another Linux Debian based version called Damn Small Linux require download only 50 MB and it can run pretty well on very old computers where others can't.

The procedure to use Damn Small Linux is easy (more info http://damnsmalllinux.org):

1. Download the dsl-3.0.1.iso file from:
ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/distributions/damnsmall/current/

2. Burn a CD with the file as explained here:
http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/wiki/index.php/Burning_a_Bootable_CD

3. Reboot the computer and welcomed to the wonderful world of Linux