LxPup 14.10 Is a Ridiculously Small Distro Based on Puppy Linux and LXDE
Puppy Linux is one of the smallest and one of the lightest distributions that can be found. It's been out of the news lately and it's not getting the same kind of attention that it used to have, but the OS is actually utilized as a base for numerous distros. LxPup is just one of them, but it has been very well received by the community and users really seem to like it.
LxPup is a very interesting project because it comes with a variety of flavors that are quite different from one another. Despite being a rather small OS, the developers have put together a number of different revisions aimed at users with different configurations, both with PAE and non-PAE support.
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