What are some usable operating systems that take 500mb and less when installed?
What are some usable operating systems that take 500mb and less when installed?
Levi Cook
Lucas Ortiz
OpenBSD.
Landon Barnes
what's the use case?
Josiah Gomez
Im thinking its time to get a job so you can afford a drive for windows 11
Angel Butler
>windows 11
it's for office drones doing data entry, literally nobody with computer skills uses it
Easton Perry
reviving an ancient laptop for no particular reason.
Fuckers soldered it on the board.
Jayden Harris
Modern usability? Custom Linux distro.
Lucas Mitchell
google says it needs 4.5GB to install though.
Daniel Baker
it's time for the business to allocate $15 from the budget to buy an SSD then
Jayden Peterson
TempleOS, 2mb. Divine intellect
Oliver Brooks
>google says
lol
Jonathan Harris
how ancient are we talking about? what are the specs?
Wyatt Gray
Imm pretty sure the result was from the openbsd website
Easton Baker
700Mhz celeron, 1GB ram (upgraded), 2GB soldered ssd.
Wyatt Thomas
Windows 98SE with rloew's PATCHMEM fix applied.
Lincoln Ross
knoppix runs from 512MB cd tho it is livecd os, but it might work with tinkering
also templeos lite version is only 2 megabytes and the full version what includes more software is 16 megabytes
Anthony Lee
isn't templeos 64bit only?
Christopher Russell
Puppy Linux might still work.
Parker Roberts
Are you? That's weird.
>OpenBSD can be installed in as little as 512MB, but using a device that small is something for advanced users. Until you have some experience, 8GB or more disk space is recommended.
Matthew Watson
yes, but it can be ported to x32 (ALL THE SOURCE CODE IS IN THE DISTRIBUTTION. TYPE LineRep;)
also there is HOPPY aka ye olde templeos what was x32 but emulated x64
Henry Flores
Puppy linux