You know what's even better and easier? Install a copy of VMWare, and you can install as many different operating systems as you like, each running in their own virtual machine. For example, if I want to test something in Ubuntu, I just fire up my Ubuntu virtual machine, test it, and close it down when I'm done. No rebooting or other disruptive actions.

Todd

Thanks, I might just try that, but not with the VMWare, with another "Virtual Machine" program.

I might have a use for "Virtual" operating systems installations, but even so, I might still have a use for a "Live" Linux CD, unless the virtual machine installation can't ever get corrupted, like operating systems used to be "burned" on rom memory chips, not installed on hard drives so they could not be permanently changed, all changes made were on ram memory, those operating systems could not get "damaged", they were static-inert.
If virtual machines are like such then they have some uses, if not, then they have some other uses, either way they will have some kind of use, the special Linux Live CD that I have has its own use anyway, as it is not a "regular" Live Linux CD.
Thanks much!
By the way, there is nothing wrong with my Windows hard drive installations, I was just testing that CD.