I'm looking for a distribution that runs in 4 megs of ram has most of the
tools I need for client oriented stuff. I don't need any server stuff at all.
I do need the ability to connect to the internet via modem. Also I want the
ability to at least be able to compile any other software I might want to add
if the distribution does not have a package manager. I've seen alot of small
distributions out there but they are all for single disk installations or
UMBDOS. Disk space is not the issue I am concered with. I am more interested
in the amount of memory that is used on average. I'm probibly could configure
a distribution like Debian to have the characteristics I am looking for but I
do not know where to get started. Would it be as simple as emlinating some
demaons in my startup scripts or could I get some benifits out of making
changes to the kernel? I know there are alot of issues involved here and that
is part of the problem. I am looking for any information which might help me
define what steps I need to take to create this small memory configurtion.
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