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by miklevin 12y ago
Uh yeah probably shouldn't jump into the tiny Linux debate, but I recommend looking into Rich Shingledecker's attitude towards desktop distribution bloat even on versions considered "tiny" vs the 6 to 12 MB distro that h
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by miklevin 12y ago
"Code for life" is a big part of my philosophy. Over the years, I've found that one of the biggest obstacles was code-loss due to various causes, not the least of which is just losing interest and forgetting where everything
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by miklevin 12y ago
Believe it or not, I considered Minix for this project, as I did BSD and BareMetal OS. In the end, "some Linux" won, and at this time only Tiny Core Linux roughly estimates the ease of a Debian-like repository system to support se
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by miklevin 12y ago
The distribution zip is under 20MB. Even with vim, git and Python, it's still just 60MB. The GNU toolchain pushes it much larger, and it's not part of the early education curriculum I'm proposing. C compiling is something I&#
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by miklevin 12y ago
I'd also propose that the motivation is that some sort of short stack will be all that's available on the tiny embedded processors that are being increasingly built into things. If you want to get under the hood, you're going
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by miklevin 12y ago
Hi. Levinux creator here. More modern platforms will always offer developers speed-to-productivity advantage, but the platforms themselves are constantly moving targets. If you invest yourself wholly into them, you're caught in the cyc
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by miklevin 13y ago
Hi, Mike Levin here. Sorry, can't help following my Referrers (HitTail habits die hard). The "knowing where to start" problem is exactly what I'm trying to address with Levinux. Something I didn't get into in the interview was how I actuall
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