What modern OS can I squeeze onto a 1GB (yes, one gigabyte) SSD?
What modern OS can I squeeze onto a 1GB (yes, one gigabyte) SSD?
Justin Hernandez
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Hudson Clark
Slax
Sebastian Myers
Gentoo and you will still have 700mb
David Evans
Most netinstalled gnu/linux distros, especially if you use a FS that supports compression and not store temporary files, caches and users' home folders on it.
Jonathan Hernandez
NetBSD
Jace Kelly
Any modern OS. Fuck you. You may think 1 billion bytes is not a lot because of all the zoom zoom video games you play, so fuck you
Levi Bailey
install backdoor OS on a thumbstick. I dare you.
Chase Carter
I bet you've never programmed anything in your life
Caleb Butler
arch
Asher Richardson
>Any modern OS.
I take it you don't know what "OS" means?
Aiden Walker
why even bother, give haiku or some other hobby OS a try.
Austin Murphy
Alpine. You will still have 950 mb
Jack Long
dsl
knoppix
Nathan Adams
tinycorelinux.net
Mason Kelly
OpenBSD, mmmaybe.
Angel Scott
Slax, TinyCore, NetBSD, FreeDOS, Alpine, tomsrtbt, TempleOS
Mason Russell
puppy linux
Brandon Lee
Extra great on SSD. Merely 10% chance next day it will be completely empty once again. Lubuntu is good 4 u OP.
Jeremiah Howard
most linux installs (once you have graphics drivers and the X window system) come to at least 600mb in my experience, with debian having a very low potential profile if you use the flag --no-install-recommends to only install packages you absolutely need.
Isaac Williams
Fuck you. I bet you never took a course or read a book about low level processing
Colton Butler
Amiga Workbench (any version)
Oliver Johnson
Install Gentoo
Dominic Jones
I came here to suggest Puppy too.
Austin Morales
>Nobody mentioning TempleOS
Shame on this Community.
SHAME ON THIS COMMUNITY!!!
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Hudson Baker
>Nobody mentioning TempleOS
TempleOS
>needs to lurk more
Asher Smith
Arch without X, probably.
I tested it in the TTY and w3m works, and obviously so does nano. I'm sure you could get emacs-nox or emacs -nw going and basically have a complete plaintext based operating system.
Jayden Parker
TempleOS, FreeDOS
Christian Turner
>seriously suggesting an OS with no networking and a dead maintainer
Cooper Lopez
>a dead maintainer
TempleOS is maintained through Christ's church, brother.
Hudson Russell
You could do Arch under 1GB pretty easily. TidOS was about 600 MB and even included ghc for xmonad which was like 400 of the 600
Ian Wood
KolibriOS
Nolan Hughes
Gentoo use more disk-space than other distros for the same package.
Samuel Diaz
-Os you noob
Connor Young
Alpine linux, Openwrt;
Joshua Ortiz
Porteus
Jackson Bailey
void linux musl
Juan Cruz
FreeDOS.
Brayden Roberts
calm down you turboautist, they are fucking with you
Jackson Perez
Fuck you
Jose Flores
Isn't Wangblows like 10-20 gb
Landon Gomez
DSL - Damn small linux
It's designed to be able to run on a 386.
Andrew Bell
i challenge you to install win7 on a 1GB SSD then
Ian Brooks
Shrine gives it neworking support.
Carson Brown
> noone gives helpful answers
Install something without kde or gnome, as those use up approx. 1.4 GB with all dependencies and default programs. Lxqt or any wm are a good choice. Additionally, a minimal distro with few preinstalled package, such as void, arch or gentoo, will save space.
Wyatt Martin
DOS/freeDOS.
Maybe templeOS.
Thomas Rivera
Actually now that I think XP came on a 700 mb CD-ROM back in the day...service packs probably go way over 1 gb though.
You could get away with win 2000 or 95/98/ME also.
Linux wise try puppy.
But aside from that yeah go DOS freeDOS or templeOS.