Tiny Core Linux 15: Smallest Lightweight Linux Distro! 

They fooled me. I did notice that the script sounded like a marketing handout. These AI scripts and voices are getting harder to tell from the real thing ..they used to be quite mechanical.

yeah its cringe

Of course. This video is of a new version of Tiny Core.

Things considered old these days could easily handle a more common distro, this to me seems more like a "how low can it go" distro

​@@HiImKylethings you consider old isn't what everyone considers old

Yes you can install it

As a Linux savvy ... I think that trying this one out is gonna be adventurous ... ;)

Then use debian lmao

you have to have a PhD in Linux to use this I don't think you understand that

Except that Nanolinux is a discontinued project as of 4 years ago - and which directs you over to Tiny Core Linux in the project discussion.

Bro, do a little bit of reasearch. The Core Plus exists. It has wifi support

bagh ki tar tyachya mari tyachya

We do what we must because we can

I see it more like a piece of art than a viable choice :D

Honestly, I'm not crazy about the look of Puppy Linux and find Tiny Core Linux to look better. But both look dated to me. I used Tiny Core for a little while years ago when I wasn't able to get a hard drive. It was great from a USB flash drive I had. I probably wouldn't use it as my main system but it's a good portable system to keep on a thumb drive. It's really small (far smaller than Puppy Linux) and you can build it up from there with what you want. Core is 11 MB, TinyCore is 23 MB, and CorePlus (which comes with a bunch of extra stuff) is 248 MB.

You can use it anyway you like. It’s stripped down to the bare minimum so YOU can choose what’s on it. I’m trying it out to run a single page application on a raspberry pi zero. Rpi OS lite boots in 30 seconds ish. Tinycore boots in 5 seconds. I wouldn’t use this as a daily driver.

Thats the only distro that is actual barebones,meanwhile these desktop enviroments like kde plasma manages to customize and bloat at the same time

What is the best one then

​@@vertigozTry puppy, arch, debian, lubuntu, xubuntu, manjaro or most of the distros that ship with lxde(not recommended as it very outdated) lxqt(maybe) or xfce (recommended).

​@@vertigozTry puppy, arch, debian, lubuntu, xubuntu, manjaro or most of the distros that ship with lxde(not recommended as it very outdated) lxqt(maybe) or xfce (recommended).

Linux

It makes my Pentium 1 with 1gb ram go fast!!!