The MiniOS 3.3.4 release is now available. It is a lightweight modular live distribution of Linux designed for use on removable USB drives and developed by an author from Russia. The project was founded in 2009 and originally based on Mandriva Linux but switched to using the Debian package base after Mandriva's discontinuation. A key feature of this distribution is the ability to add or remove modules to create a live environment that meets specific needs. Supported user interfaces include Fluxbox, LXQt, and Xfce. Various ISO images are available for download. Depending on the build option, the distribution occupies 350-1660 MB of disk space.
Key changes and improvements in MiniOS 3.3.4:
- The build based on the 3.3.x branch has been restored: the ability to build the distribution has returned thanks to changes in the repository structure.
- The installer version has been synchronized with the MiniOS 4 branch, adding support for MMC devices and exFAT.
- Boot scripts have resolved issues with package updates in MiniOS Puzzle.
- The Linux kernel has been updated to version 6.1.90.
- The elementary-xfce-minios icon theme has been replaced with elementary-minios and updated to version 0.19.
- Module compression using zstd has been implemented to speed up system performance across all editions.
- All Debian updates available at the time of the distribution's release have been included.
Source: opennet.ru
