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  Sydney 6 years ago

  Interesting. I will take a look at them all. Thanks!

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  Deavmi 6 years ago

  I don't care too much about iy being fully RMS compliant but I will give you one thing.
  
  Trisquel has somewhat of a nice UI.

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  Trebuchet 6 years ago

  +1 for SliTaz, I tried it on a old laptop a few years ago (I remeber that even Lubuntu was laggy on that machine) and worked flawlessy. The only major problem that I encountered was with the audio settings, but I managed to solve it somehow.
  
  Personally, I would recommend you to at least try Trisquel (the "mini" version in your case), which is a fully-free (as in libre) Ubuntu based distro.
  
  https://trisquel.info/

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  Deavmi 6 years ago

  SlitaZ is cool. Has a web interface too

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  Ant 6 years ago

  TinyCore should do it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_Core_Linux

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  Pietlu 6 years ago

  I suggest SliTaz GNU/Linux. It needs around 100MB of space.
  https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=slitaz
  http://www.slitaz.org/en/

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  Deavmi 6 years ago

  OpenBSD (sorry it ain't Linux)

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  Kevinmc 6 years ago

  Oh yeah DSL, I forgot about that one. Installed it on a friends 100mhz pentium II I think it was.

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  Ucak 6 years ago

  Damn small linux but it is kinda overkill

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  Kevinmc 6 years ago

  I would use Puppy Linux. It only requires I believe 200 mb of space, loads completely into ram. More info on thier page http://puppylinux.com/

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