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Linux distributions + Debian and Ubuntu >
See also Linux distributions based on Lubuntu
(on Wikipedia)
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=Lubuntu
https://lubuntu.me/
It’s an official project by Ubuntu to maintain something lighter.
It works well, and I’ve had a significant history with it.
Linux distributions + Slackware >
(on Wikipedia)
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=NimbleX
http://nimblex.net/
2014-08-02 – Inactive since 2010.
Retired, though forks exist.
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Linux distributions >
See also Linux distributions based on Puppy Linux
(on Wikipedia)
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=puppy
puppylinux.org
The official distribution has been retired but has been forked/continued as woof-CE. Barry continues to fiddle around with his own stuff. I see Quirky 7.0.3 as of 2015-05-08.
 This was a working logo
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Linux distributions + Unity Linux >
Oldschool Linux was to have been usable as a general-purpose light Linux distribution, with a focus on oldschool platform and operating system emulation/virtualization, demos, games, art and music.
Its target era was to be pre-Windows: DOS, Commodore 64, Amiga, Atari, etc. Software will be Linux-native where possible, but two-stage software will be examined .. such as emulating DOS to run a DOS program.
Games (Free, not abandonware – either platform-specific, console or arcade games)
It was to be a consumer distribution, and not a producer distribution. To be distributed with media viewers/players as well as actual content. It was to be a branch off of the Unity Linux base. It never made it past the planning stages.
Oldschool-Windows and producer editions were far-future ideas.
Operating Systems > Linux > Linux distributions > PCLinuxOS > PCLinuxOS remastering >
(no home page)
Abandoned
See also:
TinyME, another person’s remaster
Was a nice little distribution.
Abandoned
See also:
TinyME, another person’s remaster
