A micro GNU/Linux distribution, utilizing BusyBox, a Linux kernel, and GNU free software, is available for free.
SliTaz is a micro GNU/Linux distribution that is available for free. It boasts an operating system that is highly efficient, using BusyBox, GNU free software, and the Linux kernel. SliTaz's primary aim is to create a GNU/Linux distro that can operate entirely in memory (RAM). It can also be installed to a hard disk, and it offers excellent support for web-oriented tasks in French language. Moreover, it provides high performance and helps to recycle older PCs.
SliTaz utilizes Syslinux to boot, providing access to more than 200 Linux commands, the LightTPD web server, SQLite database, rescue tools, IRC client, and SSH client/server that is powered by Dropbear. Additionally, it comes with a JWM (Joe's Window Manager), Geany IDE, gFTP, Alsaplayer, Gparted, Mozilla Firefox, and a sound file editor. There is an extensive list of features available in SliTaz.
Finally, SliTaz's ISO image is always less than 30 Mb. This micro GNU/Linux distribution is an excellent choice for people wanting a modest selection of software. The objective is to make sure that the software selection fits into a small package, making the software review even better.
SliTaz utilizes Syslinux to boot, providing access to more than 200 Linux commands, the LightTPD web server, SQLite database, rescue tools, IRC client, and SSH client/server that is powered by Dropbear. Additionally, it comes with a JWM (Joe's Window Manager), Geany IDE, gFTP, Alsaplayer, Gparted, Mozilla Firefox, and a sound file editor. There is an extensive list of features available in SliTaz.
Finally, SliTaz's ISO image is always less than 30 Mb. This micro GNU/Linux distribution is an excellent choice for people wanting a modest selection of software. The objective is to make sure that the software selection fits into a small package, making the software review even better.
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