Tiny Core is a light-weight Linux distribution focused on providing a fast, small, but usable operating system. TinyCore uses just 12MB of disk space and can be booted from a USB flash drive or a CD.

Several projects exist that purport to be small, run-in-memory distributions. The most popular probably is Puppy Linux. Puppy has spawned several variations, and I have used it several times myself on ...

Tiny Core, however, has taken lightweight to new extremes. A full download of Tiny Core is just 10MB, which can be run from a CD, USB Flash drive or as a lightweight hard drive install.

With the release of version 3.6, the Tiny Core crew have added a GUI method for hard disk installation. As I have, on previous occasions, banged on about this omission, I thought I'd take a look. In ...

Tiny Core Linux is a tiny operating system designed to offer the bare minimum you need to get started while taking up as little disk space as possible. Seem like a match made in heaven?

For extremely low-power systems, you’ve got DietPi, Alpine, Puppy Linux, Tiny Core Linux, and a couple of barebones distributions at your disposal.

Korean company’s tiny quad-core ARM Linux computer packs a punch at $129 Need a powerful alternative to the Raspberry Pi? Check out this 3.5-inch board.