Well, I’ve been dabbling with BSD distros again (end of the school year and I have a bit of time). I was inspired by this article http://tinyurl.com/r8ccm
NetBSD and OpenBSD both have live BSD versions now (I think they’ve been around awhile, but they are new to me). Not as polished as Linux live Cd’s, but interesting none the less. One version that seems to be getting good reviews is called frenzy (it’s still Beta). I recently tried it at school but somehow couldn’t config the network connection (using DHCP) - but I have a new version of it so hopefully it works better. The other two seemed to have worked okay, other than being a little slow.