Minimum Linux distributions Tiny Core Linux 7.1 released

Tiny Core Linux is an extremely simple but highly scalable gnu/linux release that can be reduced to just 10MB in size. Yesterday May 23 just released the Tiny Core Linux 7.1 is only a small 11.7 MB size, the volume is really breathtaking, to know the common Ubuntu or Debian, is always 800MB-4700MB, a CD can not fit the time The usual thing. Today we will show you the magical charms of the smallest Linux distribution!

However, small perfectly formed, "tall and strong" does not mean martial arts, "short thin" not necessarily inferior level. A lot of Chinese martial arts novels have such a character, looks like a little, often small or withered old man, sick sickly let onlookers worry about its ready to die, but a shot is technical surprise four, the overwhelming, inside and outside the gap let people admire.



Tiny Core Linux (TCL) is not withered, but only the size of the 10MB level, it is amazing, we do not forget that it also contains a graphical interface. TCL's original intention was to provide a minimal system with BusyBox and FLTK graphical interface, JWM window manager.



TCL's minimum hardware configuration requirements are 28MB memory guarantee core operation, the RAM memory guarantee system operation, the minimum CPU demand is I486DX, that is, the textbook mentioned in the antique Intel 80486. However, these are only the minimum hardware configuration requirements, TCL's official recommended configuration requirements are not less than the Pentium 2 CPU,128MB memory. I'm afraid the small partners can not find the surviving machine is below this configuration.





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Minimum Linux distributions Tiny Core Linux 7.1 released