Damn Small Linux (DSL) is a name that we haven’t heard for quite some time now, with a very low-key announcement, the developers have unveiled a new release in the form of DSL 2024.
Based on the antiX 23 release, DSL is leveraging one of the best lightweight distributions out there for providing a unique experience in a sea of Debian-based and Fedora-based distros.
If you haven’t heard of DSL, it used to be a very compact distro that was just 50 MB in size, but that has now changed to better accommodate the current state of computing. Don’t worry, this is still a great option for older computers with humble specifications.
Interestingly, the last major release of DSL came back in 2008! So, let’s see what this release has to offer. 😃
