Mini Linux power

rpm · Mar 13, 2009

Linux is the most commonly used operating system for supercomputers but it can also do small. We look at three ultra-compact versions.

Paul_S · Mar 13, 2009

... SSH and Telnet to connect to the router

Heaven forbid! I can't believe that people still use telnet!

Plain text passwords across the LAN/WAN is enough to make me shiver at night and this on network gear?!

10i · Mar 13, 2009

Puppy linux was not mentioned here, although it is about double the size of dsl. . .

.Froot. · Mar 13, 2009

I don't touch telnet anymore... haven't used it in the last six years either.

Busy downloading TinyCore and DSL now...

wezhira · Mar 14, 2009

I found the article weak guess they just ran out of stuff too write about

dabbler · Mar 14, 2009

I used DSL until I found Partedmagic

http://partedmagic.com/

Gru · Mar 14, 2009

dabbler said:
I used DSL until I found Partedmagic

http://partedmagic.com/

Using DSL as well but will check out Partedmagic for me old P2 mp3 server

DblD · Mar 16, 2009

Well lets not forget Pyramid...... an there are many more..