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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 07 April 2006 |
 Damn small Linux, or DSL, is a 50 MB Linux distribution that is so small that it can fit on a compact media such as a USB pen drive. It is jammed pack full of useful applications, a useful desktop, and due to its size it loads very quickly. On the 50 MB distribution you have access web, ftp, and ssh servers as well as several popular applications such as XMMS, Naim, Xpdf, VNCViewer, and the Fluxbox window manager. DSL is a becoming a unique addition to the Linux on the fly distributions. DSL can also boot inside of Windows using the Qemu emulator. DSL is the perfect addition to your tech toolbox. For more information about DSL and DSL gadgets at:
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DSL Mini ITX Systems
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Last Updated ( Friday, 07 April 2006 )
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