AUSTRUMI is a small Linux distribution aimed at lower-resource computers. It always reminded me of Puppy Linux, not so much in appearance (or even operation), but in philosophy and feel. It’s blinding fast on modern machines, it offers a customized light-weight window manager and popular applications, and it’s still a two-minute download. Like Puppy, it might have a few other things you might not expect.
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