Most Linux distributions or operating systems in general typically range from 1 to 5GB in size. Granted, by today's hard drive capacity standards, that's minuscule. But if you're working with an older machine or want a Linux distribution you can carry with you at all times , you'll want something smaller. That's where Tiny Core Linux comes into play. Also: Ready to ditch Windows for good? This is the Linux distro I recommend for beginners This...
