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Tiny Core Linux 6.2 Screencast and Screenshots

Tiny Core Linux 6.2 Screencast:

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Team Tiny Core is proud to announce the release of Core v6.1:

Changelog for 6.1:
* tce-load: remove extraneous ls check
* tc-functions: getbasefile speedup
* tce-audit, tce-load: ignore spaces in dep files
* busybox-1.23.1 patched for modinfo, modprobe, wget and dc
* busybox updated to 1.23.1
* tce-load: apply awk patch
* settime.sh: fix systems with default year not 1970
* tce-load: remove unused depi variable
* search.sh: awk patch
* search.sh: move common part to a function
* tce-audit: awk patch

Also in conjuction with the above in Xprogs:
* apps: quote the search argument
* apps: reload the list on an empty search
* apps: set a minimum size to the window
* apps: nicer resize behaviour

..and several elements of Xorg-7.7 were also updated between tc-6.0 and tc-6.1 so users should use the apps gui to check for updates and check for changed deps after upgrading.

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index...c,18163.0.html

--jeremy

Tiny Core Linux 6.2 Screenshots:

Lovely little distro - highly recommended.

Nice collection of screencast+screenshots for TC!

Other TC pluses:

TC lists an extremely useful CorePlus image at http://www.tinycorelinux.net/downloads.html that can pick up WiFi:

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CorePlus is an installation image and not the distribution. It is recommended for new users who only have access to a wireless network or who use a non-US keyboard layout. It includes the base Core System and installation tools to provide for the setup with the following options: Choice of 7 Window Managers, Wireless support via many firmware files and ndiswrapper, non-US keyboard support, and a remastering tool.

TC offers the choice of using the OpenboxWM, as in the WM of http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...es-4175536523/ ;) redirected for TC.
Besides the TC screencast here, there is a nice screencast on how to use Core/MicroCore/TinyCore for a Linux manual command line install in VirtualBox https://youtu.be/0QMY3V5XLj8... using Debian as the VB host of course ;)

All-in-all -- as the screencast+screenshots show here -- another nice choice for a super small live-media Linux!