What's the best lightweight linux distro?

What's the best lightweight linux distro?

Arch

Solus with MATE.

Arch

LFS

Kumiko's ass.

OpenBSD

my balls after I empty their content in this fine semen daemon ass

This

Thanks for this pic.
I'm saving it for future reference... you know, when wanking little willy.

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>lightweight
>arch
nice meme. I used to think ubuntu was the worst thing to happen to linux, but now its clear Arch was.

Clear Linux, or Alpine

how many dongles does she take, at once

Unironically Gentoo

None, she's a lesbian.

Depends on your definition of lightweight.
Portage tree is pretty heavy out-of-the-box.

Self-configured installation

I unironically fell for the Gentoo meme, just finished installing and it's breddy lightbeight, night and day between this and Botnet 10 I was using.

Now that explains why she's so ugly

Ye, it's minimal and flexible and all.
But if you're trying to install on a 1GB drive, it's gonna be fun.

I wanna cumiko.

Why would you ever do that though? My first ever PC from '97 with a P75 (amazingly managed to bumparoo it to 225MHz or some crazy shit like that) 64MiB memory had a 2GB hard drive. Maybe an old flash drive but that's almost certainly USB2, good luck booting on that regardless of size.

Got a bunch of ancient HP thin clients at work that used to run windows embedded (glorified XP)
They can still be useful, but they only have like 2GB IDE flash.
It's not much, but it beats doing everything on USB thumb drives.

kumiko a cute

>going down on woman
She isn't pure anymore

It's just her stupid haircut.

DES

It's as light or heavy as you make it.

it's not stupid its cute

Arch.

DAT ASS

Op asked for lightweight

>lewding up Kumiko
Maybe I'm just fucking gay but that just doesn't work for me.

The one you LFS yourself.

kumiko is not for lewd

Arch

is the first season worth watching?
void linux is pretty light I think

Hello kevin

no, because arch compiles its package binaries against every dependency the devs build in

CRUX is lightweight down to the kernel.