Who is the king of lightweight Linux distros?
Lubuntu? Puppy? Something else?
Who is the king of lightweight Linux distros?
Kayden Martin
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Jason Harris
Gentoo
Jonathan Lopez
DSL
Colton Jenkins
This
Thomas Campbell
Arch Linux & Void Linux are light
But the users are obese.
Noah Ramirez
Source Mage GNU Linux
Daniel Sanders
lfs hands down
Noah Stewart
lfs
Leo Young
LFS
Zachary Scott
this tbqh
Josiah Adams
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Henry Anderson
I use Arch and I'm pretty skinny.
Alexander Perez
FUCK YOU NORMIE I HAVE BAD GENETICS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Aiden Taylor
Andrew Wood
LUBUNTU
Jacob Cox
No, Linux is a collective term for the Linux kernel and Linux userspace, which together comprise the Linux OS.
Samuel Martinez
Alpine
William Adams
can't unsee
Christian Howard
> systemd
> light
Juan Bennett
Lubuntu. Its my favourite distro just because it needs like no processing power, but looks really nice IMHO
Hudson Roberts
Puppy and Alpine are some of the few that still get consistently updated and aren't only used by autistic source-only nerds.
Cooper Cooper
Nah, pretty skinny
Chase Myers
>not using arch for ricing only and openSUSE for much anything else
Only patricians do this
Jaxon Ross
build your own LFS
John Hughes
THIS
John Thompson
...
Isaiah Jones
>Linux distros
your reading comprehension needs improving
Adrian Hall
*Stallman starts eating his socks*
Isaac Myers
TinyCore ofc; 9mb core the console only version and 14mb with X gui
Robert Foster
ThIS
Luis Reyes
>runs arch on desktop so needs a ps3 to be able to run vidya
Adrian Lopez
Gentoo
Jaxson White
I run both Void and Arch and I'm a bodybuilder and a martial arts expert. I also have 3 girlfriends. Come at me.
Jordan Reed
LEAF
Colton Morris
Remember to optimize your images next time user.
Jack Carter
Depends on your definition of lightweight.
RAM footprint? Puppy.
File size? DSL.
Matthew Perry
lubuntu?
Just because they crapped on unity or gnome, it means it's lightweight?
you can fucking install bare minimum debian, console only, then install lxde and get a smaller setup and less canonical bloatware.
lightweight distros are puppy, dsl, but those target really underpowered machines.
Anything with lxde/xfce/openbox/*twm.... basically without kde and gnome can be considered "lightweight" IF you can skip all those useless packages that some distros by default install.
Gavin Stewart
hows this?