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Absolute Linux has reached the end – where next?

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Absolute Linux has reached the end – where next?

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Linux distros that don't exist, but we wish did

I had never heard of Absolute Linux, but the rest of this article has some interesting musings on lightweight distros that I thought would make for good discussion here.

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With a big red 🚫 over it.
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  Honestly, feels more organic that way.

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