Nuclinux

Nuclinux is a Linux mini-distribution that is accessible from a single floppy disk. Its main purpose is to provide Internet connectivity and access to programs such as links, ssh, irc, ftp, telnet, finger, and more. The following are some key features of Nuclinux: bash 1.4, ftp-server (muddle ftp), telnet server, links (a full-featured internet browser), vi (elvis) and joe text editors, rna: mail (pop3)/news (nntp)-reader, and a new kernel (2.2.18) with .config included.

Additionally, Nuclinux also comes with useful scripts that make it easy to connect to the Internet from different machines. The disk also has free space at the beginning for saved mails, passwords, and more, and is optimized to function like a read-write Minix "partition."

The new release of Nuclinux fixes various configuration bugs and adds some eth-drivers, USB keyboard and mouse support, alternative keytables (with English being the default), and better installation instructions (INSTALL). Some of the RNA bugs have also been fixed with this new release.

In conclusion, Nuclinux is a powerful, yet simple mini-distribution that provides Internet connectivity with various programs and tools while fitting snugly onto a single floppy disk.