[ale] midori linux vs. gentoo linux (features not flame!)

[James P. Kinney III]

Jonathan already suggested Slackware. It's the best choice for a
starting point for really paring down a system to just only what's
needed. 

There are several 1-3 floppy linux distros and a few 2-3 floppy X setup.
Tiny-X comes to mind.

On Fri, 2003-01-03 at 18:04, Christopher Bergeron wrote:
> Couple of quick questions for the guru's out there...  Has anyone used 
> Midori linux?  Is it still supported or is it a dying dog?  The website 
> looks out of date, but it likes like a really interesting (embedded) 
> distro.  
> 
> Another thing that I'm wondering, is how would Midori compare to Gentoo 
> as far as getting the "smallest" distro possible?
> 
> I'm looking for a distro that will run in about 255 Megs (with X!) and 
> I'm not sure how to go about it...  If anyone knows of anything that can 
> fit the bill, or if anyone has any good info about Midori, please let me 
> know...
> 
> As always, much respect in advance!
> -CB
> 
> 
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