09-19-2019, 03:43 PM
[size=1em]The alltecflix link mentioning Windows 7 in their list? Crazy.[/size]
[size=1em]I'm really tired of people mentioning Puppy Linux as lightweight. It might be, but I would NEVER recommend it to anyone. It's not lightweight on the time involved to make it usable. [/size]
[size=1em]Mashtips says this about Puppy: "There is no system hard disk required to run this light OS. This Linux is the first aid for your data and laptop. When your system gets corrupted or hard drive lost, you can directly boot the PC from Puppy Linux USB. You can access the PC hard disk and retrieve the data from the hard drive, once you were done, shut off and take back the USB to carry with you." [/size]
[size=1em]You can do that with ANY Bootable Live Media in the world of Linux. All of them are more user friendly than Puppy.[/size]
[size=1em]Lubuntu? The 3 years of support is a deterrent. It's only that long if you install it the day it's released. It's better than non Long Term Support versions of Linux, but there are better options out there.[/size]
[size=1em]I'm really tired of people mentioning Puppy Linux as lightweight. It might be, but I would NEVER recommend it to anyone. It's not lightweight on the time involved to make it usable. [/size]
[size=1em]Mashtips says this about Puppy: "There is no system hard disk required to run this light OS. This Linux is the first aid for your data and laptop. When your system gets corrupted or hard drive lost, you can directly boot the PC from Puppy Linux USB. You can access the PC hard disk and retrieve the data from the hard drive, once you were done, shut off and take back the USB to carry with you." [/size]
[size=1em]You can do that with ANY Bootable Live Media in the world of Linux. All of them are more user friendly than Puppy.[/size]
[size=1em]Lubuntu? The 3 years of support is a deterrent. It's only that long if you install it the day it's released. It's better than non Long Term Support versions of Linux, but there are better options out there.[/size]
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