11/17/2011 02:43:00 AM
K.D
In this post, I will introduce ten most useful and best known lightweight distributions. Eight of these distros are meant to be lightweight, and do not demand newest hardware. The rest two can be used as the basis of a custom lightweight system.
First four miniature distributions:
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Damn Small Linux, a.k.a DSL is a popular extremely small distro. It is a 50
MB live CD, but it can also be installed on the hard drive. DSL can be run
completely in RAM, and it can install more programs from an online repository.
DSL recommends a P200 and 64 MB.
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Puppy Linux is another installable live CD. It should run
on any Pentium with at least 32 MB and boot under 60 seconds. It aims to be as
easy...
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