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Computerworld Australia: Linux Grows Among the Lupins in WA

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“Linux is growing along with the wheat, barley, chickpeas, and
lupins in Perenjori, a small shire in Western Australia, thanks to
a man named Barry Kauler.

“Kauler is the man behind ‘Puppy’–a 60MB CD bootable GNU Linux
based operating system that can run on old PCs with very little
RAM. Version two of the distro looks set for release in
April…”


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