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KLV-Airedale
Void Linux based distro using an overlayfs layered filesystem
The heart of KLV-Airedale is a 'FirstRib' magic initrd which uses overlay filesystem to provide frugal install save persistence, typical load squashfs capabilities (including currently unique ability to load uncompressed physical directories into the layers hierarchy), and copy2ram option. Similarly small sized flexible distros are available such as KLA-OT2base (openbox/tint2 also Arch-based), KLU-jam (Ubuntu-based) and KLV-Airedale (Void Linux based). -
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KLU-jam-XFCEbase
small Ubuntu Jammy based distro using overlayfs frugal install
The heart of KLU-jam-XFCEbase is a 'FirstRib' magic initrd which uses overlay filesystem to provide frugal install save persistence, typical load squashfs capabilities (including currently unique ability to load uncompressed physical directories into the layers hierarchy), and copy2ram option. Similarly small sized flexible distros are available such as KLA-OT2base (openbox/tint2 also Arch-based), KLA-XFCEbase (Arch Linux-based) and KLV-Airedale (Void Linux based). -
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KLA-XFCEpodman
small Arch Linux based overlayfs frugal install with podman support
...Includes podman (docker-compatible) container support and brief tutorial examples in cherrytree notepad README. Similarly small sized flexible distros are available such as KLA-OT2base (openbox/tint2 also Arch-based), KLU-jam (Ubuntu-based) and KLV-Airedale (Void Linux based). Lots of configuration information at https://tinylinux.info Currently discussed/details here: https://forum.puppylinux.com/ -
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KLA-OT2base
small Arch Linux openbox based distro using overlayfs frugal install
The heart of KLA-OT2base (openbox/tint2 Arch Linux based) is a 'FirstRib' magic initrd which uses overlay filesystem to provide frugal install save persistence, typical load squashfs capabilities (including currently unique ability to load uncompressed physical directories into the layers hierarchy), and copy2ram option. Similarly small sized flexible distros are available such as KLA-XFCEbase (also Arch-based), KLU-jam (Ubuntu-based) and KLV-Airedale (Void Linux based). Lots of configuration information at https://tinylinux.info Currently discussed/details here: https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=71970#p71970 -
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KLA-XFCEbase
small Arch Linux based distro using overlayfs frugal install
The heart of KLA-XFCEbase is a 'FirstRib' magic initrd which uses overlay filesystem to provide frugal install save persistence, typical load squashfs capabilities (including currently unique ability to load uncompressed physical directories into the layers hierarchy), and copy2ram option. Similarly small sized flexible distros are available such as KLA-OT2base (openbox/tint2 also Arch-based), KLU-jam (Ubuntu-based) and KLV-Airedale (Void Linux based). Lots of configuration information at https://tinylinux.info Currently discussed/details here: https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?p=81126#p81126 -
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Jamulus OS
USB stick with Jamulus out of the box
Jamulus OS is a modified ubuntustudio version with Jamulus software preinstalled. It lets you jam online with distant musicians in real time. It has client and server support out of the box (with GUI and without GUI as a service). You can use any iso writer to create a USB stick with Jamulus 0S. If you planned to make change to the OS (settings, adding software ...), you can create a persistent live usb stick using Rufus (Windows) or mkusb (Linux).
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