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Boots and operates directly from a USB drive without requiring any installation on the target computer.
Damn Small Linux (DSL) was an incredibly compact and versatile Linux distribution, designed to run efficiently on older hardware with limited resources. Weighing in at approximately 50 MB, it offered a complete desktop environment and a suite of essential applications, making it ideal for revitalization of legacy systems, rescue operations, or simply for users seeking an extremely lightweight and portable operating system.
Boot-Repair-Disk is a specialized, open-source Linux distribution designed as a bootable media to automatically detect and repair common boot issues on various operating systems, primarily targeting Windows. It simplifies complex boot problems into a user-friendly interface.
Easy2Boot is a highly flexible and portable utility that allows users to create multi-boot USB drives capable of booting numerous operating systems, recovery tools, and utility suites from a single USB device. Its drag-and-drop functionality and wide format support make it a go-to solution for creating custom bootable media without complex configuration.
Slax is a remarkably lightweight and modular Live Linux distribution designed for portability. It runs directly from a USB drive or CD without requiring installation, making it ideal for rescue tasks, temporary workstations, or running on older hardware. Its building block approach allows users to easily customize its features.
Puppy Linux is a family of lightweight Linux distributions designed for speed, efficiency, and ease of use. It can boot from various media and run entirely in RAM, making it incredibly fast and suitable for older hardware or as a portable operating system.