December release of the distribution , the bootable iso image of which takes up only 10 MB. Requires 256MB RAM to boot. The basic build includes only the Linux kernel, Glibc and a set of Busybox-based utilities. The distribution allows you to expand the minimalistic environment to suit your own needs using the set of scripts offered by the project. The filling is formed based on a simple configuration file.
To create your own boot image, just download the archive with a set of scripts and specific components (1 MB), install the dependencies necessary for assembly (βapt install wget make gawk gcc bc bison flex xorriso libelf-dev libssl-devβ), include additional sets of programs in and start the build with the script build_minimal_linux_live.sh. There are 35 basic kits available that allow you to install vim, ssh, openjdk, etc.
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- Updated Linux kernel 5.4.3, GNU C Library 2.30 and Busybox 1.31.1.
- The ability to create assemblies from the Ubuntu 18.04.3 environment has been implemented.
- Added a set for launching a virtual machine , including JDK, Python, Ruby and Node.JS/JavaScript.
- Added bundles with Adopt OpenJDK and Zulu, JDK variants from the AdoptOpenJDK project and Azul Systems. The Oracle JDK bundle has been removed.
- Added sets with Go and Python languages.
- Added support for additional installation of applications in a loaded environment.
- Added meta-set to install all available sets.
- Added a set with the game vitetris.
- Added a Hello kit with guidance on how to create your own kits.
- Implemented console mode for QEMU, allowing you to run Minimal Linux from the console in the QEMU virtual machine (the distribution kit is also in the browser using a JavaScript emulator).
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