Crunchbang linux

And powerful functionality with the bleeding edge software. The simplified approach to the Arch distribution means that even beginners can harness the power of the Arch repository and architecture to the fullest. The system hardware is automatically analyzed and the necessary drivers have downloaded accordingly. Having dedicated software and easy installation means that this free Lite operating system is a must-have.Download Link: Manjaro LinuxCrunchbang / CruncheeeThis one’s not exactly a netbook operating system per se, but it can make a pretty good one. Crunchbang is based on Ubuntu but focuses on “speed, style, and substance” to quote their website. Based on the lightweight open box window manager, Crunchbang certainly fast and could run well on your netbook. I highly suggest trying this out if traditional netbook operating systems don’t work out for you.It’s worth noting that in 2008, a group of EEE enthusiasts made a custom Crunchbang for EEE users: CrunchEEE. Check out Cruncheee here, but know that it’s over a year out of date.Download Link: CrunchBang LinuxMoblin/MeeGoMoblin Linux is the light-weight Linux distribution Intel developed to run on low power netbooks with small screens and Intel Atom processors. The Meego is the lightweight Linux distribution that Nokia developed to run on its handheld internet tablets including the Nokia N900 and N810. Both of these operating systems are made way to Samsung’s Tizen OS.Download Link: Moblin | MeeGoEditors Note: There are few of the OS discontinued their support and further development. If you have any of them on the give list below, it is time to select another one from the top list of Operating Systems.EasyPeasy(Update: EasyPeasy has been discontinued).The Ubuntu Netbook Edition is an excellent fast operating system for laptops, but a lot of things don’t work out of the box. MP3s, for example, can’t be played until you install the codecs. EasyPeasy aims to be simple by offering proprietary applications and codecs out of the box. You’ll be pleased to find your favorites including Skype and Picasa included by default.Installing EasyPeasy is rather straightforward. Check out downloads and installation instructions over at easypeasy.comDownload Link: EasyPeasyRemixOS (Android Based Build)(Update: RemixOS has been discontinued).The perfect solution for those who want to make an Android PC. Whether it is desktop or laptop, you can run this Android-based OS from USB or direct from PC hard disk. Instead of installing Remix OS direct on PC, you can boot from USB; there is an .exe file available to convert USB that can load Remix OS later. Remix OS is not limiting you to doing the PC activities; you can still browse the web, office applications, prepare presentations, Taskbar, File manager, etc. With Remix OS, you can enjoy all the Android Apps and wonderful

Crunchbangplusplus is a Linux distribution based on Debian. It is a revival of the CrunchBang distribution which was discontinued in 2015.“Still small, still fast, but now with newer packages”.The distribution has the following features:Debian 12 base.GTK 4.0 support.Linux 6.1.New dark mode GTK theme with a supporting Openbox Dark theme. Working state:Active Desktop:Openbox Init Software:systemd Package Management:APT Release Model:Fixed Platforms:x86_64, i686 Home Page:www.crunchbangplusplus.org Developer:Crunchbangplusplus This article is part of our Big List of Active Linux Distros which is currently under development. What's a Linux distribution ("distro")? A distro provides the user with a desktop environment, preloaded applications, and ways to update and maintain the system.Each distro makes different choices, deciding which open source projects to install and provides custom written programs. They can have different philosophies.Some distros are intended for desktop computers, some for servers without a graphical interface, and others for special uses. Because Linux is an open source operating system, combinations of software vary between Linux distros.This page was written with the help of a visitor who completed our distro form.

Why do we love Linux? Because it is freaking awesome, right. Not only it’s open-source and free, meaning anyone can use it legally without paying to anyone, it’s also driven by millions of volunteers and Linux lovers so that any problem regarding any particular distribution can be easily solved by collective heads all over the globe.Linux has surely come a long way since its initial release in 1991, from only couple of distributions to more than hundreds of mainstream one’s. Now coming to the point, almost all of us have a spare old computer which we mostly avoid using due to its software compatibility issues.But with Linux there is always a way to use even the scantiest of computer system. There is an entire line of lightweight Linux distros that are specifically built to target old system. These distros consume considerably less amounts of memory and processor speeds and are highly cost effective. The one acceptable downside is that you won’t be getting those “eye candy” features in your old PC or laptop anymore.Table of Contents15. ConnochaetOS14. BunsunLabs13. Absolute Linux12. Trisquel Mini11. SparkyLinux10. Manjaro Xfce Edition9. antiX8. Peppermint Linux OS7. Bodhi Linux6. SliTaz5. Arch Linux (Lightweight Desktop environment)4. Linux Lite3. Puppy Linux2. LXLE1. Lubuntu15. ConnochaetOSDownload: connochaetos.orgConnochaetOS is one of the two successors of now discontinued Linux distribution DeLi Linux. ConnochaetOS is designed solely for the purpose of powering personal computers with much limited resources and since that’s the case, it is available for x86 (32 bit) only. It follows the KISS principle (Keep Things Simple, Stupid) and it’s 100% based on Salix OS and Slackware and follow their versioning scheme to keep the update process much simpler.14. BunsunLabsDefault User Interface: OpenboxDownload: bunsenlabs.orgBunsenLabs Linux is a further continuation of an earlier community based project CrunchBang Linux, which offers an adjustable, light-weight