Sauver
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Sauver is a simple and easy to use Operating System for standard Intel or AMD powered computers. Sauver is an Operating System based on the Linux kernel.
Sauver is a "Live CD", so no installation is required. The whole Operating System runs right off any removable media (USB or CD) , putting whatever system files it needs into RAM only. You simply start up your PC with the Sauver CD. It recognizes most of your devices, without having to take the trouble to install the drivers. Once you're done with Sauver, simply restart your PC. The CD will eject automatically and all will be exactly as it was before.
Imagine your System crashes and you want your data back but your operating system doesn't boot. You can't wait for your computer engineer to come and fix the problem. So what to do. Just put this CD and you get an GUI interface like your crashed system. And your data can easily be recovered.
[edit] Recovery Edition
The Recovery edition contains the stripped down version of Sauver. Recovery edition is powered by the XFCE 4 - the minimal GUI front-end. This edition only is suitable only for data recovery. This edition can fit even in your 128 MB USB Stick. Very Useful for recovering data from a broken system.
[edit] Standard Edition
This edition is created specifically for Desktop / Laptop PCs. They contain all the security and work specific software. Standard Edition is powered by KDE. This edition can be used for recovery as well as creating partitions of the Hard-Disk, to create images of the Hard-Disk. To view and create office solutions, to browse the internet. Very useful for general use without the need of Hard-Disk. It also contains softwares through which you can recover deleted files from your Hard-disk. For wifi cards which are not detected directly by Sauver you can use your Windows Drivers and start Wifi.
[edit] Ultimate Edition
This Edition is available through Shop@Sauver. It includes all the softwares required by anyone.
