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==Part 1== | ==Part 1== | ||
===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
The name of the distribution that will be discussed is called tiny core Linux. The goal of this distribution is the creation of a nomadic ultra-small graphical desktop operating system that is capable of booking from CD-ROM, pen drive, or from a hard drive. Its target audience is mainly for people who want a fast powerful and flexible operating system. Though it can be used without a thorough knowledge of Linux the more the know the more useful it is. | |||
Tiny core is made up of contributors and volunteers its main founder was Robert Shingledecker with other developers, administrators and graphic designers. Tiny core is available for download on their website. <http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/> . | |||
===Installation/Startup=== | ===Installation/Startup=== | ||
===Basic Operations=== | ===Basic Operations=== | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 14 October 2011
Part 1
Background
The name of the distribution that will be discussed is called tiny core Linux. The goal of this distribution is the creation of a nomadic ultra-small graphical desktop operating system that is capable of booking from CD-ROM, pen drive, or from a hard drive. Its target audience is mainly for people who want a fast powerful and flexible operating system. Though it can be used without a thorough knowledge of Linux the more the know the more useful it is. Tiny core is made up of contributors and volunteers its main founder was Robert Shingledecker with other developers, administrators and graphic designers. Tiny core is available for download on their website. <http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/> .