By Jesus Consuegra. This cardfile is going to be used for technical people who want to use old or low-profile PCs for technical projects, (for instance, to set-up a low cost router, or a standalone web server, a dedicated hardware controller), and wants to use Linux on it.

The cardfile holds information on most of the freeware Linux small distributions that fit on a floppy, and can be used on small/old machines. The information enclosed currently holds 26 references of those Linux mini-distributions, including the URLs to get them.

By searching through the cardfile, one can find the Linux mini-distribution that better fits his/her needs for a specific issue, in terms of memory, kind of CPU, etc.

Note: AZZ Cardfile can work on Linux OS.

The software needed to open this file, Azz Cardfile, is shareware. You are welcome to try it out - downloadable version is fully functional.

Download and install AzzCardfile program first: azzcrd33c_setup.exe (1.69 MB)

1. Save (not Open) this file: Linux references.zip (222 KB)

2. Decompress (unzip) FILE.ZIP - will result in FILE.AZZ . Open this FILE.AZZ in AZZ Cardfile program.

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