Here's a few Linux Downloads

DSL-Linux       47.8 MB - Damn small Linux - Version 2.3

Puppy Linux         71.3 MB - A Small Linux Version 2.01 that works great, and installable on a usb pen drive!

Xandros          645.9 MB - A Debian based Linux Version 3.02

Ubuntu 5.10     633.5 MB - It just works! Works great on older systems, and for troubleshooting.

Linux XP       620.48 MB - A Linux Operating system that is very user friendly.   It has (like most Linux systems) to     install different windows programs. It has a complete software bundle included, and advertised as not vulnerable to viruses and spyware.  It has a 99-time boot time period before it asks you to register  it, which gives you full access to all upgrades from that distributor.

Mepis     679.3 MB - The latest version - 6.5 release candidate 1_32. So far, it really seems to work with wireless. I'm testing it with Broadcom wireless, and didn't have to install additional drivers. It is also fairly fast. For me, its biggest downfall is it doesn't offer the GNOME desktop, it only offers KDE, but if your video is capable, it will also do KDE-3D.

Vector Linux    550.5 MB - Version 5.8 Std Gold. A fast os using the XFCE desktop, Slackware based with the LILO bootloader. It's small for a full os, and is full of features with Firefox, Thunderbird, and OpenOffice.

SAM-2007    699 MB - A neat little operating system that uses the XCFE desktop.  It has a rather neat design and GUI for using the WINE emulator. It was the easiest time I ever had installing my Quicken program and Office 2000. I didn't have to use any commerical software to get installed and working.  I'm sure with a little tinkering you would be able to install and run your MS-compatible games as well.  It is worth checking out.

Open Office   128mb - A super replacement for Microsoft Office.  You can view/edit word, excel, powerpoint documents with ease.  This is the newest version 2.3 release.  This is also the standard office package that is installed by default in linux.  This is the windows version.  Download it and test it out!  

                Ubuntu 9.10 is the newest version to date.  It is a very solid release.  If you already have 9.04, you really don't need to download it. Use your update manager and perform the upgrade. I try to make the newest version available when it becomes available.  

                The DSL-linux is a very small version of linux which is a great Live! CD version that can be installed to your hard drive.  Puppy Linux is a cool little version of linux that will fit on a 128mb jump drive of which I have done.  You can keep your files on your jumpdrive along with your operating system.

    If you use Firefox and are having problems downloading the files, Right-click on the download (i.e. "DSL-Linux) and left-click on "Save Link as.." - it will then ask you where to save the ISO file. This problem isn't occurring with Internet Explorer.