Pandev Linux is a Live-CD based on Puppy Linux whose goals are to:
A Live-CD contains an operating system (OS) that is launched at boot time from CD-ROM which does NOT require to be installed on the hard drive. The Live-CD contains software drivers for most common hardware however the user may be required to help configure some devices (i.e. video settings, wireless connection settings). When the Linux OS boots up from the Live-CD you will be greeted with a GUI (similar to what you might find in Ubuntu or Windows) and have access typical applications such as a web browser, a text editor and a console.
Since the Pandev Linux OS is not installed on the hard drive, it does NOT overwrite your existing operating system. To boot your existing operating system, just remove the Live-CD and reboot the system normally. The user must specify where to put user data (i.e. a game's project files) and persistent system settings (i.e. browser settings or a custom background image). User data (i.e. a game's project files) is probably best stored on a USB flash drive so that it may also be read by your primary operating system. Persistent system settings can be stored in a special save file containing a Linux file system which can also be written to a USB flash drive. Subsequent boots from the Live-CD will search for the save file and will load it if found.
Pandev Linux includes the following key software at this time:

What features are planned for future releases?
I would like to thank the Pandora team for designing such a great homebrew system and also the many homebrew developers who have forged a path that the rest of us can follow.
Thanks in advance for any feedback and contributions that you provide which makes future versions of Pandev Linux better.