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	Damn Small Linux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Damn Small Linux was originally conceived and maintained by John Andrews, but has grown into a large community project with many contributors, most notably Robert Shingledecker for the creation of the MyDSL system, DSL Control Panel, and much more.
		Additionally, Damn Small Linux provides on-demand download for large programs such as OpenOffice.org and the GNU Compiler Collection as well as smaller apps like Xmms by means of the MyDSL system, which allows users the convenience of 1-click download and installation of apps (although most DSL users refer to all things MyDSL as extensions).
		Damn Small Linux was also ported to the Xbox, which is made possible due to its low memory requirements.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Damn_Small_Linux (688 words)

	Damn Small Linux 0.8.2: a quick view :: ppcnerds.org :: powerpc addicted guys
		Damn Small Linux is a very light-weight distribution, reduced to the bone, but it still offers almost anything one can desire to browse the web, create and edit text documents, listen to some music files, do some irc and message people.
		DSL project started as a model_k fork (model_k was a knoppix-based mini-distro) but soon took its own way, although it is still based on knoppix.
		Knoppix has a good hardware auto-detection system and DSL is no worse...all my hardware was detected fine: there is not so much to detect on this machine, as it has no usb (so i had no possibility to test usb-pen and external hard disk), but everything was working right out of the box.
	www.ppcnerds.org /displayarticle184.html (1002 words)

	"Damn Small Linux" :: freedomlist.com
		Will mention that it uses some older linux software so for example configuring the dialer is not as friendly as more modern linux's.
		Its as small of a graphical browser as I've seen and works well for what it does, the developers are doing in spare time for free so it hasnt been rapidly developed (still alpha but very stable).
		Some software winmodems (only a few) are supported under linux but you are on your own first finding the linux driver for a particular winmodem and then installing it.
	www.freedomlist.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=80666 (1070 words)

	(:^tuxs.org) Run Linux on Windows
		Damn Small Linux has a version designed to run directly from Windows.
		Damn Small Linux will then load in the same way as when it is being from the CD.
		For help on using Damn Small Linux try the getting started page or the friendly and active forums.
	www.tuxs.org /dslwin.htm (229 words)

	Damn, I like Damn Small Linux
		Damn Small is not meant to be the be all, end all of distros.
		It is funny to hear Linux users bash one distro or another since a main focus of Linux is that if you don't like option 'A' there is always 'B', 'C', and so on.
		DSL is for getting the junk boxes out of the closet and in operation again.
	digg.com /linux_unix/Damn,_I_like_Damn_Small_Linux (1060 words)

	Start Your Linux Experience Here - Damn Small Linux 1.4 Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		DSL (Damn Small Linux) has been around for a while now, growing and improving constantly while never bloating beyond 50Mb.
		This makes DSL rather unique, as it has a fully functional desktop provided by fluxbox, and fantastic hardware support and yet it still remains small enough to fit on a business-card size cd, and fast enough to run on older systems reliably.
		DSL can also be installed to a USB memory stick, which has been made even easier again by the team with the ‘install to USB pendrive’ option right on the menu.
	gnuman.com /content/view/39/28 (609 words)

	Into the World of Damn Small Linux - OSNews.com
		DSL runs on the Fluxbox window manager along with a few addons to allow for a visual representation of virtual screens, and desktop icons.
		DSL is definetely a minimalistic distro, however the GUI preference panels are present.
		DSL's package management is similar to the Slackware tarball packages, but it's using Lua to install them instead of Bash scripts.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=8944 (686 words)

	Start Your Linux Experience Here - Damn Small Linux 2.0 RC 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux 2.0 boots in seconds, even on old hardware, and has great hardware support, autoconfiguring most devices without problems.
		Damn Small Linux has always been intended to be burned to a business-card size cd or now to be installed to a usb-pen drive (64Mb>), although of course it can be burned to a normal sized cd or installed to hard disk as well, making it a very diverse and portable distro.
		Damn Small Linux is a great little distro that keeps improving with every release.
	gnuman.com /distros/damn_small_linux_2.0_rc_1.html (482 words)

	Damn, I like Damn Small Linux
		Then, there are those distributions like Damn Small Linux (DSL), which may sound like it's just a neat trick, but which is actually darn useful.
		DSL, for those of you who don't know it, is one of several "mini-Linux" distributions.
		What takes DSL from the realm of neat toy to useful program is that you can use it as the foundation for a dandy system repair operating system.
	www.linux-watch.com /news/NS8272592722.html (766 words)

	Linux damn small linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Linux is the name of a computer operating system and its kernel.
		Our damn small linux site is still growing so we have not yet managed to generate lots of information, but what we have done so far is researched the very best damn small linux sites on the net.
		As the internet expands and develops damn small linux businesses expand with the increased business from Internet sales Expanding their market and making more sales means that damn small linux retailers have over regular damn small linux businesses is the significant savings they have an operating a successful business.
	www.shopping-in1.com /linux/damn-small-linux.htm (349 words)

	The PhoneBoy Blog: VoIP and a smathering of other stuph. All kids love blog!
		Damn Small Linux is my favorite "low end" Linux distribution.
		Damn Small was there to make that old PII 300 Mhz laptop useful once again.
		I also like to have Damn Small Linux on a bootable USB key, particularly to use on my work laptop when I want to "play" with it (i.e.
	blog.phoneboy.com /index.php?itemid=491 (297 words)

	World Wide Damn Small Linux Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux Damn Small Linux Damn Small Linux - dystrybucja Linukxa typu LiveCD (uruchamialna bezpo?õrednio z p?Çyty, nie wymagaj?Öca instalacji) oparta na systemie dystrybucji Knoppix...
		damn small linux damn small linux of all her senses from or as one said at the shearing and so on, until all the in the art that he lying in the road.
		Damn Small Linux is actually a variant of the Knoppix distribution that we mentioned a gazillion years ago.
	www.linuxjapan.com /damnsmalllinux (1481 words)

	Xbox-Scene Online Web Community > Damn Small Linux Port
		DSL is without doubt a viable alternative to the other Linux distro's out there.
		DSL would be great to the Xbox and I am lending my support by promising hosting by my hoster.
		If you've got any experiance what we need to do is take the damn small linux iso, extract it and put it all into a rootfs type of file (which I'm not entirely sure how to do) and then we need to get the bootloader to see it and start loading it.
	forums.xbox-scene.com /lofiversion/index.php/t351742.html (3903 words)

	Damn Small Linux 1.0.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I'm typing this in DamnSmallLinux, a Linux distribution that is running in RAM.
		Typed 'dsl toram' at the boot prompt and a couple of seconds later I had a 1024x768 X desktop.
		DSL really is gobsmackingly small, fast and quiet.
	www.xanadb.com /archive/linux/200504172220 (384 words)

	Damn Small Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux (also known as DSL) is a GNU/Linux distribution...
		Damn Small Linux is a business card size (50MB) Linux distribution.
		Speaking about "talk the talk", with the Linux operating system, commands are what we use to "talk" the computer into doing what we would like it to do.
	www.firstlinux.com /damn-small-linux.html (279 words)

	NewsForge \| My Workstation OS: Damn Small Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux is much more than the business-card LiveCD that it originated as.
		DSL works great for this and is portable in the business card size.
		I replaced the power supply and will run DSL on her computer for acouple of days just to make sure that was all that was wrong.
	os.newsforge.com /os/05/04/19/1454205.shtml?tid=2 (1226 words)

	SharpZaurusSdkDsl - Kopsis
		Since Linux needs to be able to write to some files, Live CDs use a portion of your RAM as a virtual disk and copy all the writable files there.
		DSL is a great lightweight Linux environment, but you may be more comfortable in your regular operating system for everything other than running the actual build tools.
		DSL is perfectly usable on such a system, but don't expect it to be quite as snappy as native execution.
	kopsisengineering.com /kopsis/SharpZaurusSdkDsl (3526 words)

	\jeff{krimmel}: Damn Small Linux
		Adam recently burned me a copy of Damn Small Linux, and I decided to give it a try last night.
		Granted, almost all flavors of Linux are free of charge, but this particular choice allows you to play with Linux without changing a thing on your hard drive.
		I think that there are also Damn Small Linux-specific software modules that you can install which "install" into RAM, meaning you don't need hard drive or key drive space to install them.
	www.its.caltech.edu /~krimmel/2005/02/damn-small-linux.html (771 words)

	FileForum \| Damn Small Linux
		Damn Small Linux (DSL) is a very versatile 50MB mini desktop oriented Linux distribution.
		It includes a fully automated remote and local application installation system and a very versatile backup and restore system which may be used with any writable media including a hard drive, a floppy drive, or a USB device.
		Back to DSL (Damn Small Linux): loved it too, because it's a small, efficient, no-nonsense Linux distro, devoid of the frizzy, most of the time useless stuff you have to make do with in other distros.
	fileforum.betanews.com /detail/Damn_Small_Linux/1132675282/1 (434 words)

	Damn Small Linux - GovernmentSecurity.org
		Damn Small Linux is actually a Debian based, Knoppix deravative.
		U'll see that DSL (short for Damn Small Linux) is not able to configure the ethernet card at starup incase u don't have a DHCP server.
		DSL is one of the hundred of reasons that I love linux - the versitility, everything apart from me usually having to install it again cuz I screwed it up the first time.
	www.governmentsecurity.org /forum/index.php?showtopic=2032 (673 words)

	Damn Small Linux 2.0 Released
		DSL is an awesome powerful compact distro which I have been using for a couple of years; I started using it as a disaster recovery tool and as I played around with it I discovered that it can be a Pandora box, a very powerful Pandora box.
		Check out http://www.4pi1.com/ for virtual machines, including Damn Small and Puppy Linux, that are ready to run.
		DSL 2.0 really is a step in the right direction.
	digg.com /linux_unix/Damn_Small_Linux_2.0_Released (893 words)

	Damn Small Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux (DSL), the Linux with a small footprint.
		Because all the applications are small and light it makes a very good choice for older hardware.
		Originally DSL was based on model_k, which did an excellent distillation of Knoppix down to 33 megabytes.
	users.bigpond.net.au /cyberburn/damnsmall.html (273 words)

	Buy Damn Small Linux from the Linux CD Mall in New Zealand
		Damn Small Linux is a 50MB Live Bootable Linux distribution based on Knoppix.
		Damn Small Linux comes with a number of applications including XMMS, Mozilla Firefox, VNCViewer, Rdesktop, Xpdf, word processor, spreadsheet application and the Fluxbox window manager.
		The most recent release of Damn Small Linux is 2.2 released on February 7th 2006.
	www.linuxcdmall.com /damnsmall.html (260 words)

	LateDecember: DSL - Damn Small Linux (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Damn Small Linux, 50 megabytes of penguin power: "What is Damn Small Linux?
		Damn Small Linux is a business card size (50MB) bootable Live CD Linux distribution.
		This is an impressive creation - burn a quick CD and you can go into Linux very quick.
	www.latedecember.com /2004/07/dsl-damn-small-linux.html (132 words)

	damn small linux
		Damn Small Linux is a business card size (50MB) bootable Live CD...
		Damn Small Linux - Lean And Mean Damn Small Linux will fit on a business card CD and provide a fully functional...
		Damn Small Linux Damn Small Linux is a business card size (50MB) Linux distribution based on Knoppix...
	www.trainingdirectory-in-1.com /linux/damn-small-linux.htm (471 words)

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		Because having a working Linux desktop distro on a 50 mb bootable business card CD is just too cool not to do.
		DSL boasts an impressive and useful software collection while maintaining a slim 50MB footprint.
		Concentrating on GUI centric Linux Distributions, and promoting Linux on the desktop, we are bound and determined to "turn no distro away".
	damnsmalllinux.guilinux.com (387 words)

	Damn Small Linux Port - Xbox-Scene Online Web Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hello, I am unhappy with the two major linux distributions for xbox, they are memory and hard drive hogs.
		I would very much like to see a version of damn small linux ported to the xbox, we have to conserve as much of that meager 64mb of ram as possible! Does anyone have any linux from scratch type experiance who would be interested in a project like this?
		If anybody has any experiance with linux and thinks they could maybe modify the gentoo installer or debian to install damn small linux's lighter gui and browser and maybe trim the distributions down that could work in the mean time...
	forums.xbox-scene.com /index.php?showtopic=351742 (904 words)

	running damn small linux questions
		im a noob to linux and i have a few questions about damn small linux live cd.
		The FAT32 solution offers an added benefit: Linux partitions are not readable by Windows OS (not that I'm aware of, anyway), but FAT32 is readable and writeable by both Linux and Windows.
		well i found out that i could use the fdisk on the damn small linux to partition the other drive, i got that to work, and i formatted it to ext3 and it all works, now all i got to do when ever i start up to access this drive is
	www.usalug.org /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=211 (918 words)

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