Mini distribution runs in 4 MB RAM disk, good for older systems (i486). Descriptions, documents, FAQ, downloads.

Mini-Linux, boots from HD, FD, CD; runs in 4 MB RAMdisk, based on Slackware 7.1, complete shell, easy editor, many useful utilities, well suited to Internet use: can dial ISP, browse Web, send/receive email, download files.

A small, fast, distribution for x86-compatible systems, based on Slackware. Includes small office/home applications as well as developer tools and server applications.

Small distribution for older computers, installs via floppy, needs i386+, 8 MB RAM, 50 MB hard disk. Description, instructions, downloads, links, FAQs, stories, bug reports, program archive. [English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese]

Minimalist Linux distribution, can fit into 4 MB of space. Description, news, downloads, links, and contact information.

Tiny distribution based on alternative C library dietlibc by Felix von Leiter; Glibc is fully avoided; some of most important server daemons (DHCP, DNS) are working. Description, documents, downloads news.

Links to small distributions that usually load from one or two floppies. Includes utilities for making small Linux distributions of your own.

Distribution based on Slackware 7.0, 2.5 and 25 MB, minimal and fast to satisfy all basic needs. Descriptions, downloads, install instructions.

Desktop Light distribution for old computers, from 486 to Pentium MMX 166; for desktop use: email clients, graphic Web browser, office suite with word processor, spreadsheet; full install, with XFree, development tools: ~300 MB.

Small distribution for i386, derived from SuSE 6.4, base version contains only that needed to run Linux. Goal: small, clear system useful as start point for more developments, for desktop and embedded use. ~7MB.