Kuine Linux PgSQL is a free and open source Linux kernel-based operating system derived from the highly acclaimed and award-winning Debian GNU/Linux distribution and built around the PostgreSQL database server.
It’s available for download as 64-bit/32-bit Live CDs
The PgSQL (PostgreSQL) edition of Kuine Linux is available for download as Live CD ISO images that have been engineered to support both 32-bit (i386) and 64-bit (x86_64) computers.
You must burn the ISOs to CD discs or USB drives
The ISO images are hybrid, which means that you must burn them onto CD discs using any CD/DVD burning software or write them on USB thumb drives using the GNOME Disk Utility (Disks) or UNetbootin applications in order to boot them from the BIOS of the PC.
There are basic options on the boot menu
The boot menu is quite basic, identical in look and feel with the one of other Kuine Linux editions. It will allow the user to start the live system with default drivers or in failsafe mode, perform a system memory (RAM) test, as well as to boot an existing operating system from the local drive.
The command-line menu is easy to use
Just like any other Kuine Linux distribution, the PgSQL edition will drop users to a shell prompt where they can configure the server’s hostname, install the distribution on a local disk, access administrative settings, change the language, as well as to enable virtual and cloud support.
Xfce is in charge of the graphical desktop environment
To activate the graphical desktop environment, you must access the Admin section on the command-line menu and enable the “Activate Desktop” function. You’ll be immediately prompted by a login screen where you must enter the admin/admin username and password combination to log into the Xfce desktop.
Includes various PostgreSQL tools and basic desktop apps
Kuine Linux PgSQL is a server-oriented distribution of Linux built around the PostgreSQL database server, which means that it contains mostly administrative tools for PostgreSQL and some basic desktop apps, such as the Midori web browser.
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