Release of the smallest Linux version Tiny Core Linux 7.1

Release of the smallest Linux version Tiny Core Linux 7.1
GuideTiny Core Linux is an extremely simple but highly scalable GNU/Linux release, which can be reduced to only 10 MB. The Tiny Core Linux May 23, which was just released in 7.1 yesterday, only has a size of 11.7 MB in the zone. The small size is amazing. You need to know whether Ubuntu or Debian is normal, 800 MB-4700 MB is a common issue. Today we will show you the magic charm of the minimal Linux release!

However, although the sparrow is small, the "high" does not mean that the martial arts are huge, and the "short and thin" is not necessarily inferior. Many martial arts novels in China have such a character. It looks as though he is not very handsome. He is often a small man or a dry old man. He is very ill and worried about the audience. However, he is always ready to give off his skills, the internal and external gaps make people impressed.

Although Tiny Core Linux (TCL for short) is not dry, the size of 10 MB is indeed amazing. Don't forget that it also contains a graphic interface. TCL was originally designed to provide a minimum system that contains the BusyBox and FLTK graphic interfaces and JWM window manager.

The minimum hardware configuration of TCL requires 28 MB memory to ensure core operation, and 46 MB memory to ensure system operation. The Minimum CPU requirement is i486DX, which is the old Intel 80486 mentioned in the textbook. However, these are only the minimum hardware configuration requirements. The Recommended Configuration Requirements of TCL are not lower than the Pentium 2 CPU and MB memory. I'm afraid my friends can't find the machines that are still running below this configuration.

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