LostSideDead Linux Devkit LiveCD

This ISO contains everything you need to compile, test, debug and deploy Linux and Windows applications
all from a single LiveCD, it is based of a Xubuntu   LiveCD  You can install the data from the disc to
your hard drive if you wish or just run from the Live aspect of the disc.
The iso also contains all the development librarys and tools needed to compile MX/SDL applications for
Linux, Windows, and the Cell Processor ( Playstation 3 ).

Simply open a terminal or KDevelop and type away.
The Window Manager in use by this Disc is Fluxbox, I chose fluxbox because it is lightweight and 
still very easy to use and be productive with. Just right click and open up a terminal or other program.

        
The default user for the LiveCD is ubuntu
the password is ubuntu

	Download

	md5sum: 66df6bc3de0be25c7f897c15ac505c06 lsd-devkit-1.01-i386.iso   Package List   

Commands to run from the terminal:

Run SuperMasterX

$ smx

Run LostMasterPiece

$ lostmasterpiece

Run Mutatris

$ Mutatris

Run Intution Builder

$ mib

Run TuxBlocks

$ tuxblocks

to test out the compilation abilitys of the   livecd try the following 

commands. Open a terminal and enter the following:


	first check out the source code and enter the downloaded directory:	


$ svn co svn://lostsidedead.com/haze/trunk/libmx MX


$ cd MX 


	if just for current platform (x86 Linux)


$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure --enable-tests && make


	or test the Windows compiler:


$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/i586-mingw32 \
--target=i586-mingw32msvc  --host=i586-mingw32msvc --enable-tests && make


	or test PS3 compiler:

$ ./autogen.sh && patch -p0 < ppu-add.patch && ./configure --prefix=/usr/lib/cell/sysroot/usr \
--target=ppu --host=ppu --enable-tests && make


note if switching between platforms be sure to " make distclean " before configuring for the
new platform.


	To install the Distrobution to the Hard drive run the following command as root (or sudo)

$ sudo ubiquity --desktop gtk_ui

or as root 

# ubiquity --desktop gtk_ui