canbased
Canbased refers to a type of computer storage that utilizes optical media, specifically CD-ROMs or DVDs, as its primary storage medium. This approach was more common in the early days of computing and software distribution when large hard drive capacities were not readily available or affordable. Software applications, operating systems, and multimedia content were often distributed on CD-ROMs, and users would install or access them directly from these discs.
The term "canbased" is a portmanteau of "CD-ROM" and "based," indicating a system or method that relies
While canbased systems were once prevalent, they have largely been superseded by more modern storage solutions.