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Most Linux distributions also have a LiveDVD version available. The LiveDVD version is a self‐contained ISO image file that you can burn onto a DVD (or USB stick) to boot up a running Linux system directly, without having to install it on your hard drive. Depending on the distribution, the LiveDVD either contains a small subset of applications or, in the case of specialized distributions, the entire system. The benefit of the LiveDVD is that you can test it with your system hardware before going to the trouble of installing the system.