Revolutionize Your Low-End Hardware with Tiny Core Linux 13.0
Tiny Core Linux 13.0 has just been released, and it’s a game-changer for those with slower or older hardware. With an upgraded kernel and various package updates, this lightweight Linux distribution is perfect for those looking for a minimalist yet powerful operating system.
The Ultimate Solution for Low-End Hardware
With an iso size of only 22MB and a desktop environment based on the Core Project, Tiny Core Linux is optimized for low resource usage. Its FLTK/FLWM desktop and recent Linux kernel make it a viable option for hardware that may struggle with other popular distributions like Ubuntu or Debian.
Tiny Core Linux 13.0: What’s New?
The latest release of Tiny Core Linux brings some exciting updates:
- Linux kernel 5.15.10
- Glibc 2.34
- Gcc 11.2.0
- Binutils 2.37
- Various updates to base libraries and applications
Beyond the technical updates, Tiny Core Linux 13.0 also features a user-friendly GUI and a simple and straightforward installation process.
Experience the Power of Tiny Core Linux
I put this new release to the test in VirtualBox, and the results were impressive. With just 30MB of RAM and storage being used after the first boot, it’s clear that Tiny Core Linux is built for speed and efficiency. And with the option to add more software through the menu, this tiny distribution packs a punch.
Even More Options for Raspberry Pi Boards
In addition to 32-bit and 64-bit x86 systems, there are also versions of Tiny Core Linux for Raspberry Pi boards. With PiCore v13.1 compiled for armv6, armv7, and Aarch64, users have even more options for their low-resource devices.
Join the Tiny Core Linux Community
To learn more about this release and join the discussion, head over to the forum announcement. And if you appreciate the work put into Tiny Core Linux, consider supporting CNX Software through donations or purchases.
Experience the power and speed of Tiny Core Linux today.
