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:Linux.com: In Praise of Small Linux Distros
Linux.com: In Praise of Small Linux Distros
Sep 7, 2005, 04 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (8932 reads)

(Other stories by Alan N. Canton)

"Among the hundreds of Linux distributions, only a handful get much media attention, and only a small segment of those have become household words in the Linux community. At Distrowatch.com, one of the better known Linux ranking sites, you'll see the same names week after week in the top 20--Ubuntu, Mepis, Fedora, Slackware, etc. So who is using the bottom 80? And why?

"Of course, many distros are created for special needs. One example is SME Server, designed as a plug-and-play file server and network gateway..."

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