Thank you Rosika. Bodhi is te first Ubuntu-based Linux to make our list (Emmabuntus did get a second vote).
So, updated list
Puppy 3
Void 2
Alpine 2
Gentoo 1
Bodhi Linux 1
Slackware 1
Q4OS 1
Peppermint Devuan 1
PCLinuxOS 1 + (-1)
There are Ubuntu based spins of Puppy - thatâs whatâs so confusing about their download page - which one? Itâs even more confusing when you look at the mirrors hosting puppy linux archives (like mirror.aarnet.edu.au)âŚ
The net result seems to be confusion and chaos - which makes if very confusing for the casual userâŚ
I guess if youâre from a Ubuntu background, a puppified version of Ubuntu would make sense?
Frankly I donât see the point - should concentrate on at most two variations, e.g. a 32 bit for i386/i686 and 64 bit for x86_64⌠And maybe I guess 32 bit for armhf and 64 bit for arm64/aarch64 (I prefer the latter naming - itâs too easy to confuse arm64 with amd64, and I still see âamd64â labelling around the place - someone should do a global search and replace âamd64â with âx86_64â - and donât say it wonât happen - Iâve accidentally tried to install arm64 labelled package on x86_64, and a colleague recently deployed an AWS EC2 Linux (Amazon Linux) instance running on arm64 - not realising it was completely foreign instruction set and architecture).
I struggle with both of these to know which i want or need and dont get any help the more i read the worse it gets to choose, so normally I get the first on the list then work with that,
Guess i will never win crufts or understand best of breed, slack on my part. But its Thursday and the jokes are a bit woof woofâ:guide_dog: