antiX is a fast, lightweight and easy to install linux live CD distribution based on Debian Stable for Intel-AMD x86 compatible systems.
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow antiX-Linux
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This distro works well on an old 386 system with only 1 gb of memory. It autoconfigures well. It has a good suite of applications that fill my needs.
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antiX-Linux прекрасная система! Использую antiX-23.1 на старом компе. Пытался поставить её на ноутбук Aser - не ставится. Может подскажете, можно ли установить antiX-23.2?
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This has been my fav Linux distro for a while now. It is super light, rock solid stable and supports everything I need. It is also remarkably easy and fast to install too. I use the 64bit Runit version on all of my laptops and desktop.
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My bravery in trying out this distro has paid off: I now belong to the "Arditi del Popolo". I'm flabbergasted ..... I tested [antiX-23.1_386-full.iso] (sysVinit, 32bit) on my old (2006) 32bit laptop (Single core 1200 MHz, 1 GB RAM) as a Live-System on Ventoy (on HDD): THE BEST Lightweigt System I've ever tested! Boots very fast, runs extremely fast, a lot of apps (LibreOffice, Firefox etc.) in the Live-System-ISO. At startup only 87MB/1GB RAM is in use. As a comparison: LMDE6-32bit can't properly run on 1GB RAM. The "Live Persistence" feature is in INGENIOUS! Create an EXT4 partition with label "antiX-Persist" and a swap partition alongside the Ventoy (exFAT) partition (where the ISO's reside), press F5 in the antiX boot menu, select "persist_static" and press enter! Wish List: an option in the boot menu "Run antiX with Static Persistence" that can be reached with the [arrow-down-button] instead of F5 (for quick selection by non-admins). Minor bug: The four-clover-menu sometimes gets hassled: then LibreOffice can be found in the "Games" or "Internet" folder. Not a serious problem, everything runs fine. I also tested [antiX-23.2_x64-full.iso] (sysVinit) on my Dual Core 64-bit PC as a Live-System on Ventoy (on SSD): works great as well! At startup only 214MB is in use.
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Probably the lightest general purpose distribution available.