Need help to find a small and easy linux distro please.
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Need help to find a small and easy linux distro please.
Hello!
two things first, im newbie on linux and my english may not be so good, but i hope you will understand me.
I´m searching for a distro thats fit me and my requirements.
1. I want to autostart firefox web browser.
2. Under 1gb size on the distro. Im gonna have it installed and runed from a sd card.
3. Fast boot.
4. I want to turn off screensaver and power saving mode.
5. 1280 x 720 pixels resolution.
6. Noone splash screen when you boot the distro(for example, on puppy linux its a dog).
7. wireless must work.
8. The computer can be started without a mouse and keyboard.
So, is any one know a distro thats suits my requirements?
The LiveCD List is a good list. KNOPPIX LiveCD is one that will most likely recognize any current hardware therefore ease of use. Plus you will find diagnostic uses for KNOPPIX if trouble should pop it's head up.
Ok,thanks. But what i have understand, if i want to install the distro to my sd card so i can save my settings and all.
It is realy a live distro i should use?
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