
Damn Small Linux alternatives
Damn Small Linux is a fast, lightweight, small desktop-based Linux Distribution that you can start from a CD, USB, or through a dedicated OS. Besides these methods, you can boot it from a Compact Flash drive by implementing a unique technique called “frugal install” or converting it into a Debian OS and installing it via the hard drive. It can be run with minimum specifications, needing only 128 MB Ram.
Damn Small Linux was designed to serve as a test to find the total number of applications capable of being inserted into a 50MB live CD. As time passed, it became open-source with many enhancements received from developers worldwide, including a local application installation system and a very powerful restore system that can be saved in a USB or floppy disk.
It contains tons of features such as XMMS, web browsers (Dillo, Firefox, Netrik), FTP client, word processor, Editors, Xpaint, SSH/SCP server, spreadsheet, Xpdf, calculator, built-in games, Rdesktop, several command-line tools, and more.












