Yes, you're right! Many thanks.

Hello 🤗
I think you have a typo, 8200 is for swap, 8300 is for Linux.

I wrote the original entry to this thread on November 17, 2008 with the title:
"Fast system to use: antiX".

This not only remains true today, but it's more important than ever.
Back in 2008 there were at least a few CD-based distributions, some of which were primarily live distributions.

antiX has always been able to run live, and several persistent state capabilities, in particular, "Frugal persist" have become favorites, and antiX also allows the ability to run on permanent physical media - I'm running on a solid state drive, NVME SSD technology; I also have multiple images saved on USB Flash Drives.

Back in 2008 antiX ran on the default init system of the era, sysVinit; this is still available; antiX 23 also has runit available as an alternative; that is what I am currently using.