About Puppylinux
Mar 29, 2022 23:40:17 GMT
Post by ozsouth on Mar 29, 2022 23:40:17 GMT
Puppy Linux is a lightweight operating system focussed on ease of use and minimal memory requirement.
The entire system can be run in RAM with current (2022) versions generally using about 500 MB. Hence it is
generally suited to old machines. The first release by founder Barry Kauler was in 2003. He retired from
fulltime Puppy development in 2013, but not before releasing the Woof development system that can
build a Puppy version from other distribution binaries. Puppy has continued to evolve.
The entire system can be run in RAM with current (2022) versions generally using about 500 MB. Hence it is
generally suited to old machines. The first release by founder Barry Kauler was in 2003. He retired from
fulltime Puppy development in 2013, but not before releasing the Woof development system that can
build a Puppy version from other distribution binaries. Puppy has continued to evolve.