- Ищу x86 non-pae дистрибутивы
- Puppy Linux 6.0 Tahr (TahrPup) + noPAE
- Puppy linux non pae
- Puppy Linux advantage
- Yes, but what does it look and feel like?
- First thing first
- Why not try it? Download now! (Official distributions)
- Questions?
- Puppy linux non pae
- Remasters
- About other Puppy Linux-like distributions
- About Puppy Linux Team
- Linux pas à pas
- Distributions GNU/Linux pour CPU non-PAE
- Commentaires
Ищу x86 non-pae дистрибутивы
Сабж
Такие ещё остались?
Кейс дурацкий, но мне нужно: запуск в VirtualBox под Windows XP, а в ХР никакого PAE — нормальные дистрибутивы не запускаются.
Если есть что-то на основе Дебиана — замечательно. Если нет — буду есть что есть
Так разве не все дистры такие? Для убунты ж отдельные ядра с PAE есть прямо в грабе.
ALT Linux. В принципе, это же только на уровне ядра отличие.
Ну, попробовал запустить установку Lubuntu 18.04 и обломался
Попробуй Alpine Linux или может даже Void Linux. Первый кстати, неплохо подходить для виртуалок и подобного.
в дебиане есть non-pae ядро
В Slackware не-smp ядро — не-pae.
В XP, если правильно путаю, ничто не мешало поставить галку PAE в настройках ВМ.
Говорят последние версии VirtualBox снова работают на XP.
6.*? На сайте написано вроде вообще 32-бит хостов поддержка дропнута
Puppy Linux 6.0 Tahr (TahrPup) + noPAE
5.2.22 я ставил НА XP, устанавливалось, открывалось по крайней мере. 5.0.18, например, не хотела ставится. Но стабильно поддерживается XP на 4 линейке вроде.
запускал в вин хп виртуалбокс внутрь ставил линукс с пае — все воркало.
проц был с пае — пень д. памяти было четыре гига, вин хп 32битный.
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Puppy Linux is a unique family of Linux distributions meant for the home-user computers. It was originally created by Barry Kauler in 2003.
Puppy Linux advantage
- Ready to use → all tools for common daily computing usage already included.
- Ease of use → grandpa-friendly certified ™
- Relatively small size → 300 MB or less.
- Fast and versatile.
- Customisable within minutes → remasters.
- Different flavours → optimised to support older computers, newer computers.
- Variety → hundreds of derivatives (“puplets”), one of which will surely meet your needs.
If one of these things interest you, read on.
Yes, but what does it look and feel like?
First thing first
Puppy Linux is not a single Linux distribution like Debian. Puppy Linux is also not a Linux distribution with multiple flavours, like Ubuntu (with its variants of Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc) though it also comes in flavours.
Puppy Linux is a collection of multiple Linux distributions, built on the same shared principles, built using the same set of tools, built on top of a unique set of puppy specific applications and configurations and generally speaking provide consistent behaviours and features, no matter which flavours you choose.
There are generally three broad categories of Puppy Linux distributions:
official Puppy Linux distributions → maintained by Puppy Linux team, usually targeted for general purpose, and generally built using Puppy Linux system builder (called Woof-CE).
woof-built Puppy Linux distributions → developed to suit specific needs and appearances, also targeted for general purpose, and built using Puppy Linux system builder (called Woof-CE) with some additional or modified packages.
unofficial derivatives (“puplets”) → are usually remasters (or remasters of remasters), made and maintained by Puppy Linux enthusiasts, usually targeted for specific purposes.
Why not try it? Download now! (Official distributions)
Get the ISO, burn it to a CD/DVD using your favorite CD/DVD burner, or flash it using dd (Windows version) to your USB flash drive, or visit our download page for more comprehensive information.
Compatibility * | Architecture | Latest Version | Download link |
---|---|---|---|
Ubuntu Focal 64 | x86_64 64-bit | FossaPup64 9.5 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Raspbian Buster | armhf 32-bit | Raspup 8.2.1 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Bionic | x86 32-bit | BionicPup32 8.0 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Bionic 64 | x86_64 64-bit | BionicPup64 8.0 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Xenial | x86 32-bit | XenialPup 7.5 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Xenial 64 | x86_64 64-bit | XenialPup64 7.5 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Slackware 14.2 | x86 32-bit | Slacko Puppy 7.0 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Slackware64 14.2 | x86_64 64-bit | Slacko64 Puppy 7.0 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Slackware 14.1 | x86 32-bit | Slacko Puppy 6.3.2 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Slackware64 14.1 | x86_64 64-bit | Slacko64 Puppy 6.3.2 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Trusty | x86 32-bit | Tahrpup 6.0.5 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
Ubuntu Trusty 64 | x86_64 64-bit | Tahrpup64 6.0.5 | Main — Mirror — Checksum |
* Compatibility: A Puppylinux distribution can also be built and assembled using packages and components from another Linux distribution called in Puppy the “binary compatible” distribution. The choice of a binary compatible distribution determines the availability of additional packages, among other things.
Questions?
It has been said that the best experience of Puppy Linux is not from the software itself, but from the community that gathers around it. Whatever you have in mind — praises, curses, questions, suggestions, or just plain chit-chat, we welcome you to join us at Puppy Linux Discussion Forum or just check the discussions for the latest puppylinux woof builds.
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Q: What is an official Puppy Linux distribution?
A: It must meet two conditions. 1) It must be built using Woof-CE and its build “recipe” should be in woof-distro. 2) It must be endorsed as “official” by the Puppy Master.
Q: What is the latest version of official Puppy Linux?
A: Check the homepage of this site. If need be, press Ctrl-F5 to force it to refresh the page.
Q: Is Puppy really a multiple distributions that live under the same name? What makes them Puppy?
A: Yes. All of them are built using Woof-CE that tailors packages regardless of source, to the puppy needs and principles. They also share a common set of puppy-specific utilities, applications and settings that gives them comparable functionality regardless of binary compatibility. The famous puppy OOB functionality, ease of use, efficiency and speed.
Q: This is silly, a family of distributions? How do I know which Puppy I should use?
A: Please feel free to try whichever flavour that entices you first. If you don’t like it, you can try another one. If you still don’t like it, try one of the CE versions, or try the puplets.
Q: Come on! I’m not your beta tester. Tell me where to start at least.
A: Start with the latest Puppy. It likely has more features and less problems. If you want the widest possible selection of applications use the latest puppy that is binary-compatible with a well stock distro (usually Ubuntu or Debian). If you are the DIY type use the latest puppy build exclusively from self-compiled packages (usually T2 or LFS). For something in between use the latest puppy that is compatible with a “good old” distro (usually Slackware).
Q: Puppy Linux earlier than 6.x was not build from Woof-CE (Woof-CE didn’t exist then). So are they really official Puppies?
A: Yes, obviously. All puppies from 0.x to 5.x are Puppies if they are either made by Barry, endorsed by Barry, or built from Woof. But going forward, only those created from Woof-CE is considered as Puppy.
Q: Is my remaster considered a Puppy? It is not built from Woof-CE
A: Yes. As long as the base you use for remaster is a Puppy, then the remaster itself is considered a Puppy. It is not an official Puppy, though.
Remasters
Q: What is a remaster?
A: A remaster is Puppy Linux ISO that is built from an original ISO with changes applied, usually to add/remove some applications and preset some configurations. More extensive remasters exists that also changes/improves upon the base behaviour of Puppy itself.
Q: Am I allowed to distribute my remasters?
A: Not only allowed, you are encouraged to!
About other Puppy Linux-like distributions
Q: Is DebianDog considered as Puppy Linux?
A: No. The maintainer itself has said so. Further more it is not built from Woof-CE. But it seeks to emulate most if not all of Puppy Linux features and behaviours; that if you are familiar with Puppy you would be right at home about it.
Q: If DebianDog is not Puppy, why do you support them, or even mention them here?
A: DebianDog is considerd as a member of Puppy Linux family of operating systems.
Q: Is Quirky Linux considered as Puppy Linux? It is also made by Barry.
A: No, Barry himself has stated multiple times that Quirky is not Puppy. Just like DebianDog, Quirky is a member of Puppy Linux family.
Q: Is Fatdog64 considered as Puppy Linux?
A: No. It was originally forked from Puppy Linux 4.0, but it has since took a different path (of doing the same thing). Like DebianDog and Quirky, however, it is considered as part of Puppy Linux family.
About Puppy Linux Team
Q: First you say Puppy Linux Team has no organisation. Then you talk about stewards. Isn’t that an oxymoron?
A: First, oxymoron is about a word, not an idea. Secondly, “lack of organisation” and “presence of stewards” is not as contradicting as you think.
Q: Seriously, who is in charge of Puppy Linux? Aren’t the Woof-CE stewards the people behind it?
A: Consider these Woof-CE stewards as gatekeepers. They filter what goes into Woof-CE, and thus Puppy Linux. They don’t, as a rule, make modifications to Woof-CE themselves; they wait for the Puppy Linux Team (that’s you!) to submit patches and pull requests and only then they act on it.
There are direct committers to Woof-CE but usually these people don’t play the role of gatekeepers / stewards. They are simply people that the stewards have trusted enough to give them push access.
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Des tutoriaux simples pour aborder Linux.
Distributions GNU/Linux pour CPU non-PAE
Par Piotr
Certains ordinateurs trop anciens ne peuvent accueillir une distribution GNU/Linux moderne. C’est le cas des PC qui embarquent un processeur ne disposant pas de la technique d’extension d’adresse physique aussi appelée PAE (Physical Adress Extension).
(Dernière MAJ : 24/07/2017)
Normalement, les processeurs 32 bits ne peuvent pas accéder à plus de 4 Gio de mémoire physique. Celle-ci ne correspond pas uniquement à la mémoire vive, mais également à la mémoire utilisée par la carte vidéo ou par les autres cartes d’extension. Dans les faits, seul un maximum de 3,3 Go de mémoire vive est utilisable par le système. La technique PAE permet de s’affranchir de cette limite en la repoussant à 64 Gio. La plupart des ordinateurs âgés de 10 ans et plus disposant au mieux de 2 Go de mémoire vive, PAE n’est pas indispensable avec ces configurations. Pourtant, il devient difficile de trouver une distribution GNU/Linux qui accepte de fonctionner sur de telles machines. Les deux tableaux ci-dessous permettront de les répertorier en indiquant la configuration matérielle requise (minimale ou recommandée) pour faire tourner un environnement de bureau, la version du noyau et une date estimée de fin de support (= fin des mises à jour). Les informations recueillies ici sont uniquement fournies à titre indicatif et il faudra toujours tester avant d’installer pour s’assurer de la bonne compatibilité du système d’exploitation avec le matériel disponible.
- La colonne «CPU» indique l’architecture matérielle requise pour faire fonctionner une distribution. Pour plus de précisions, il suffit de se reporter à cette page : Choisir le bon type de plateforme pour votre CPU ou à la documentation d’Ubuntu : Tableau des architectures.
- Même si le système s’installe correctement sur votre machine, tout ne fonctionnera pas forcément. Deux exemples : l’absence de gestion de l’hyperthreading (debian-fr.org) qui peut réduire légèrement les performances du PC ou l’impossibilité d’installer le lecteur Flash d’Abobe avec les processeurs qui ne supportent pas les instructions SSE2 (debian-facile). Pour vérifier la présence ou non des instructions SSE2, il faut effectuer une recherche sur le site CPU-World ou taper dans un terminal la commande cat /proc/cpuinfo ou pour un résultat plus précis cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags . Ensuite, il faut regarder si «sse2» est présent dans la liste des résultats.
- Pour récupérer la bonne image ISO à partir des liens de téléchargement à droite des deux tableaux, il faut identifier dans le nom des fichiers les termes «no-pae«, «non-pae«, «i386«, «i486«, «i586«, «legacy«, «32-bit«. Si rien n’est indiqué, il suffit de se reporter aux tableaux pour voir si les numéros de version correspondent à ceux des fichiers «.iso».
- KolibriOS et ReactOS ne sont pas des distributions GNU/Linux, mais des projets libres différents qui intéresseront ceux qui cherchent une solution logicielle légère et rapide à démarrer.
- Pour installer certaines distributions, il faut utiliser l’image iso standard et non l’iso live (ex : Q4OS).
Configuration PC minimale :
Distribution GNU/Linux | Version et nom | CPU | Mémoire Vive | Espace disque | Résolution d’écran | Noyau Linux | Fin de support | Liens |
antiX | 16.2 Berta Cáceres | i586 | 256 Mo | 2.7 Go | 4.4 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
Bodhi Linux Legacy | 4.2.0 | i486 | 128 Mo | 4 Go | 3.16 | 04/2021 | Live ISO | |
ConnochaetOS | 14.2 | i586 | 128 Mo | 3 Go | 4.4 | ISO | ||
Debian | 7.11 Wheezy | i486 | 128 Mo | 5 Go | 3.2 | 31/05/2018 | Live ISO | |
Debian | 8.9.0 Jessie | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 3.16 | 04/2020 | Live ISO | |
Debian | 9.1.0 Stretch | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 4.9 | 06/2022 | Live ISO | |
Emmabuntüs DE | 1.02 | i586 | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |||
Gentoo Linux | Stable | i486 | 256 Mo | 3 Go | 4.4 | Rolling | ISO | |
HandyLinux | 1.9 | i486 | 512 Mo | 3,4 Go | 3.2 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | |
HandyLinux | 2.5 | i586 | 512 Mo | 3,4 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
KolibriOS | i586 | 8 Mo | N/A | Live ISO | ||||
LinuxConsole | 2.5 | 128 Mo | 4.1 | Live ISO | ||||
LMDE Cinnamon | 2 Betsy | x86 | 512 Mo | 9 Go | 800×600 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
LMDE Mate | 2 Betsy | x86 | 512 Mo | 9 Go | 800×600 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
Mageia | 5.1 | i586 | 512 Mo | 5 Go | 4.4 | 31/10/2017 | Live ISO | |
Mageia | 6.0 | i586 | 512 Mo | 5 Go | 4.4 | 16/01/2019 | Live ISO | |
MiniNo Artabros | 2.1 | i486 | 256 Mo | 3.2 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | ||
MX Linux | 14.4 Symbiosis | i486 | 256 Mo | 2,7 Go | 3.14 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | |
MX Linux | 15.01 Fusion | i586 | 256 Mo | 2,7 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
MX Linux 16.1 | Metamorphosis | i586 | 256 Mo | 2,7 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
Nanolinux | 1.3 | i486 | 64 Mo | 3.0 | Live ISO | |||
OpenSUSE | Tumbleweed | i586 | 1 Go | 3 Go | 800×600 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO |
PrimTux | Eiffel | i586 | 512 Mo | 10 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
Puppy Linux Slacko | 6.3.2 | 256 Mo | 3.14 | Live ISO | ||||
Puppy Linux Tahr | 6.0.5 no-pae | 3.14 | 04/2019** | Live ISO | ||||
Q4OS | 1.8.7 Orion | i586 | 128 Mo | 3 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | ISO | |
ReactOS | 0.4.5 | x86 | 64 Mo | 450 Mo | N/A | Live ISO | ||
SalentOS | 1.0.1 Luppiu | i586 | 512 Mo | 6 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
Salix Fluxbox | 14.1 | i486 | 512 Mo | 8 Go | 3.10 | ISO | ||
Salix Openbox | 14.1 | i486 | 512 Mo | 8 Go | 3.10 | ISO | ||
Salix XFCE | 14.2 | i586 | 512 Mo | 8 Go | 4.4 | ISO | ||
Semplice for Workstations | 2015.2 Jethro Tull | 4.1 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Semplice Linux | 7.0.1 | 3.19 | Live ISO | |||||
Slackware | 14.2 | i586 | 64 Mo | 5 Go | 4.4 | ISO | ||
Slitaz | 4.0 | i486 | 48 Mo | 2.6 | Live ISO | |||
Slitaz | 5.0 | i486 | 48 Mo | 3.2 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux GameOver | 4.5 | i586 | 20 Go | 4.8 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux LXDE | 4.6.1 STB | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 4.9 | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux LXQt | 5.0 | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
SparkyLinux Mate | 5.0 | i586 | 512 Mo | 10 Go | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
SparkyLinux MinimalCLI | 4.6.1 STB | i586 | 128 Mo | 2 Go | 4.9 | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux MinimalCLI | 5.0 | i586 | 128 Mo | 2 Go | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
SparkyLinux MinimalGUI | 4.6.1 STB | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 4.9 | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux MinimalGUI | 5.0 | i586 | 256 Mo | 10 Go | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
SparkyLinux Multimedia | 4.5 | i586 | 20 Go | 4.8 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux Xfce | 4.6.1 STB | i586 | 512 Mo | 10 Go | 4.9 | Live ISO | ||
SparkyLinux Xfce | 5.0 | i586 | 512 Mo | 10 Go | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
Toutou Linux Slaxen | 6.0 no-pae | 3.4 | Live ISO |
Configuration PC recommandée :
Distribution GNU/Linux | Version et nom | CPU | Mémoire Vive | Espace disque | Résolution d’écran | Noyau Linux | Fin de support | Liens |
antiX | 16.2 Berta Cáceres | 4.4 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Bodhi Linux Legacy | 4.2.0 | 512 Mo | 10 Go | 3.16 | 04/2021 | Live ISO | ||
ConnochaetOS | 14.2 | 256 Mo | 4.4 | ISO | ||||
Debian | 7.11 Wheezy | 512 Mo | 5 Go | 3.2 | 31/05/2018 | Live ISO | ||
Debian | 8.9.0 Jessie | 1 Go | 10 Go | 3.16 | 04/2020 | Live ISO | ||
Debian | 9.1.0 Stretch | 1 Go | 10 Go | 4.9 | 06/2022 | Live ISO | ||
Emmabuntüs DE | 1.02 | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Gentoo Linux | Stable | 512 Mo | 3 Go | 4.4 | Rolling | ISO | ||
HandyLinux | 1.9 | 3.2 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | ||||
HandyLinux | 2.5 | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
KolibriOS | i586 | N/A | Live ISO | |||||
LinuxConsole | 2.5 | 1 Go | 4.1 | Live ISO | ||||
LMDE Cinnamon | 2 Betsy | x86 | 1 Go | 20 Go | 1024×768 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
LMDE Mate | 2 Betsy | x86 | 1 Go | 20 Go | 1024×768 | Rolling | Live ISO | |
Mageia | 5.1 | x86 | 2 Go | 20 Go | 4.4 | 31/10/2017 | Live ISO | |
Mageia | 6.0 | x86 | 2 Go | 20 Go | 4.4 | 16/01/2019 | Live ISO | |
MiniNo Artabros | 2.1 | 3.2 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | ||||
MX Linux | 14.4 Symbiosis | 3.14 | 05/2018* | Live ISO | ||||
MX Linux | 15.01 Fusion | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
MX Linux 16.1 | Metamorphosis | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Nanolinux | 1.3 | 3.0 | Live ISO | |||||
OpenSUSE | Tumbleweed | i586 | 2 Go | 5 Go | 1024×768 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO |
PrimTux | Eiffel | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Puppy Linux Slacko | 6.3.2 | 3.14 | Live ISO | |||||
Puppy Linux Tahr | 6.0.5 no-pae | 3.14 | 04/2019** | Live ISO | ||||
Q4OS | 1.8.7 Orion | 3.16 | 05/2020* | ISO | ||||
ReactOS | 0.4.5 | x86 | 256 Mo | N/A | Live ISO | |||
SalentOS | 1.0.1 Luppiu | x86 | 1 Go | 10 Go | 3.16 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | |
Salix Fluxbox | 14.1 | 3.10 | ISO | |||||
Salix Openbox | 14.1 | 3.10 | ISO | |||||
Salix XFCE | 14.2 | 4.4 | ISO | |||||
Slackware | 14.2 | 4.4 | ISO | |||||
Semplice for Workstations | 2015.2 Jethro Tull | 4.1 | 05/2020* | Live ISO | ||||
Semplice Linux | 7.0.1 | 3.19 | Live ISO | |||||
Slitaz | 4.0 | x86 | 192 Mo | 2.6 | Live ISO | |||
Slitaz | 5.0 | x86 | 192 Mo | 3.2 | Live ISO | |||
SparkyLinux GameOver | 4.5 | 4.8 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux LXDE | 4.6.1 STB | 4.9 | Live ISO | |||||
SparkyLinux LXQt | 5.0 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux Mate | 5.0 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux MinimalCLI | 4.6.1 STB | 4.9 | Live ISO | |||||
SparkyLinux MinimalCLI | 5.0 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux MinimalGUI | 4.6.1 STB | 4.9 | Live ISO | |||||
SparkyLinux MinimalGUI | 5.0 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux Multimedia | 4.5 | 4.8 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
SparkyLinux Xfce | 4.6.1 STB | 4.9 | Live ISO | |||||
SparkyLinux Xfce | 5.0 | 4.11 | Rolling | Live ISO | ||||
Toutou Linux Slaxen | 6.0 no-pae | 3.4 | Live ISO |
* & ** Fin de support estimée par rapport aux distributions mères Debian (*) et Ubuntu (**).
Rolling Les distributions «rolling release» bénéficient en permanence de mises à jour fréquentes. Il n’y a pas de date de fin de vie.
A tester :
Ces distributions ont été lancées avec succès dans une machine virtuelle (VirtualBox) avec PAE désactivé : ALT Linux (pas en français), blackPanther OS, Dragora, Porteus, Tiny Core.
Sur le même sujet :
Sources :
Commentaires
bonjour,
Merci pour ce tableau et les liens de téléchargement.
Vous pouvez ajouter http://primtux.fr (Debian Jessie+Fluxbox) qui dispose d’un noyau non-PAE (ordinosaure)
et démarre avec moins de 100 Mo de mémoire vive (256 Mo minimum pour lancer les logiciels éducatifs, 512 Mo conseillés pour le confort).
Cordialement
Bonsoir,
Merci pour ce tableau récapitulatif. À noter que la distribution HandyLinux 2.x prend également en charge les processeurs i586 (non-PAE).
èfpé 9 sept. 2015 02:03
J’ai ajouté les entrées au tableau. Merci à vous deux. Je connaissais PrimTux uniquement de nom. Ça va être l’occasion de tester un peu la bête.
merci pour cet article.
content de voir que Mageia est dans cette liste, car elle tourne à merveille : )
Tux 18 janv. 2016 20:26
Ma 1ere machine à 10 ans et TouTou Linux fonctionne extrêmement bien.
Mais la plus ressente est sous handyLinux RAM 2Go et elle aussi fonctionne bien .
mais bientôt le second Pc passera à 4Go de RAM alors le swap deviendra inutile ! et la machine deviendra bien plus rapide ! !
ce qui me permettra d’offrir la RAM 2Go à la 1ere.
jblynx 19 janv. 2016 12:22
Dans ce cas, pourquoi ne pas passer les deux machines sous HandyLinux ? En cas de panne, c’est souvent bien pratique d’avoir une machine saine pour comparer les fichiers de configuration.
Bonjour, PrimTux-Eiffel est libérée. Elle consomme moins de 200 Mo au démarrage avec le filtrage Web activé (DansGuardian). Le navigateur est Firefox est 45, le moteur de recherche est Qwant Junior. Il est donc nécessaire de disposer de 512 Mo de RAM.
Il est toujours possible de démarrer avec un processeur non-PAE, cependant le noyau est i586 et certains processeurs ne fonctionnent qu’avec un noyau i486.
http://wiki.april.org/w/PrimTux
Merci pour l’info. J’ai mis à jour le tableau.
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