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I am using debian - any suggestions would be welcome.
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Might work out for you. Works on older gear. Runs fine on my IBM A22m with only 256mb of ram. I upgraded to a 2.6.34 kernel after installing. Skype, Mic, and sound work also and plays DVD movies. Based on Debian Testing but can be changed to Debian Sid if so wished after install by uncommenting Sid repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list.
i486 isos available also.
http://www.mepisimo.com/antix/Testing/
Edit: Some boot cheatcodes for you
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antiX live cheatcodes
These are the specific cheatcodes useful for running antiX live.
* lean - This disables some services that are (usually) not needed when running live.
* Xtralean - Disables more services including wicd.
* mean - Disables network connection.
* nogui - Disables SLiM login manager. (Better to use init 3 instead though)
* Rox - Sets up Rox desktop with some icons. Carries over to install.
* desktop=X - For initial live antiX, options include icewm or fluxbox. However with persist options other desktops and windows managers are possible ie lxde, xfce, fvwm-crystal, kde, gnome, openbox
* dpi=XX - Sets the dpi. Default in antiX is 96.
* lang=XX - sets the default locale. Carries over to install.
New cheatcodes for post-antiX-M8.5
* kbd=lang code(s). Used to set keyboard language(s) eg kbd=us,gr for US English and Greek keyboard.
* TZ=Continent/City. Used to set timezone eg TZ=Europe/Athens
* nohal - disables hal and dbus. Useful for using antiX2usb script.
* noxorg - disables auto-detection and setup of /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
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Also
http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/Cheat_Codes