To be honest, I haven't enjoyed using many Debian-based Linux distributions. The same goes for LiveCD versions of Linux, which let you boot and run the operating system directly from the CD-ROM without repartitioning your hard drive. As with Debian-based distros, I usually can't get LiveCD distros working right. So it was with some caution I approached Morphix 0.3.4, a Debian-based LiveCD distribution out of Holland. To my surprise, I actually like it, because it actually worked -- mostly. It's good enough to be used by home users who just want to surf the 'net, write some papers, and play games.