Linux Lite VS SliTaz

Linux Lite Reviews

1. Robin

   | student at college | over 1 year ago
   Awesome Tool Set, Sensible Menus

   In Linux Lite, applications are named for their function, not their “real” names. A newbie wouldn’t know that Evince is a pdf viewer or that Thunar is the file manager. Linux Lite is for novices who don’t know even what they don’t know. This one little thing is very thoughtful, all by itself. Linux Lite includes a magnificent set of tools to make maintaining and tweaking the OS effortless and non-stressful, with point-and-click simplicity and explanations for us non-tech types. If unsure, there are explanations and the support of this awesome forum, in which the Lead Developer actively participates. That is rare! You can even clean up systemd logs in a couple of mouse clicks! Lite Tweaks is probably the best point-and-click "cleaning and maintenance" application for any Linux distro.

   🏁 Competitors: Linux Mint, MX Linux

SliTaz Reviews

Linux Lite mentions (1)

• How do I hide my linux install so it looks like it doesn’t exist?

  They are using Linux Mint, but you can use something like Xubuntu or even Linux Lite, which would be a great option to run on slower hardware and especially a USB drive. Source: almost 3 years ago

SliTaz mentions (1)

• Any releases that are still supported, 64bit and only need 512mb ram?

  Slitaz should run in 512M: https://slitaz.org/. Source: about 1 year ago