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FTP link:
ftp://551831:e006a0ca3fa205870c253123a0 ... .5.602.iso


Here is the link to the BitTorrent:
http://tracker.linspire.com/torrents/li ... 02.torrent

Mainly Desktop.

Hi
According to Linspire Inc, the LiveCD is an old version and no longer supported.
Linspire is a commercial product, not free of charge.
There are low cost PC bundled with Linspire.

http://www.linspire.com/

anony wrote:Hi
According to Linspire Inc, the LiveCD is an old version and no longer supported.

What a joke, it's latest 4.5 version here...(see the URL)

anony wrote:Linspire is a commercial product, not free of charge.

The LiveCD is.

Linspire's website makes it look like they require people to register before downloading, is there an official page for this torrent?

I will add it, but if it's an oversight on their part, I'll just have to take it down when they fix it.

Here is the link I found about it: https://forum.linspire.com/forum/showfl ... ber=289977

>Status and website:

Hi
According to Linspire, the official website for Free LiveCD:

http://www.linspire.com/mmp2plive

https://shop.linspire.com/shopping/shop ... ntents.php

From Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linspire

Live - Potential users can download a no-cost LiveCD version of Linspire in ISO image format from P2P networks, or directly from Linspire and run it on their computer without installing.

From PC Magazine UK:

http://www.pcmag.co.uk/features/1155698

Getting Linspire direct from the manufacturer costs $30 (£17), but it can be downloaded from P2P services such as Kazaa and Bitorrent for free. This is permitted by Linspire because it saves the company the cost of supporting arbitrary numbers of huge ISO image downloads.

I added LinspireLive! with a direct link to the BitTorrent download.