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why do you leave TinyCoreLinux and where do u go after?

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thane:
"posted in the wrong thread"

Not really; it's on topic.

Puppy Linux (actually several versions) was the first distro I got to work when I started trying Linux. It was very encouraging and actually worked better on the old PC I was using than Tiny Core did initially. I moved on to Tiny Core because of its customization features, but had some sound card issues that took a while to resolve and that would have been very frustrating if TC was the first Linux distro I was trying. That said, I'm happy with TC now and hope you'll keep using it too.

freyone:
it may be more interesting why do you come here?

jls:
I think you are right

Lee:

--- Quote from: freyone on June 15, 2016, 03:33:21 AM ---it may be more interesting why do you come here?
--- End quote ---

So how about it, folks.  Why -do- you come here?

I'll start:

To these forums, because Team Tiny Core and the community overall are just awesome.  Knowledgeable, helpful, friendly.

To Tiny Core in general,  pretty much as described in the Welcome, Intro and Core Concepts pages:

* I like the design principles
* It's tiny

* It's simple
* It's fast
* It's "clean"
* I don't have to remove a bunch of junk before I start adding my own junk
* Did I mention the team and the community?  A huge "Thank you" to all.

hiro:
that's what most people have been concentrating on anyway, me included.
the reasons are obvious: tinycore doesn't startle me.
yesterday i got startled by unity on some ubuntu, and cause i got so stressed out it took me over 10 minutes to apt-get remove it, due to automatic dependency fixings.

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