Highlights of Linux Lite 2.4 include built-in support for Microsoft’s exFAT file system, which means that disk drives or USB sticks that are formatted with the exFAT file system will be automatically mounted, so you can read and write data on them, built-in support for mounting the MTP file system of Android devices, as well as support for VPN (Virtual Private Network) connections, and built-in NTP (Network Time Protocol) daemon.
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