On 02/26/2015 10:31 PM, Fred Smith wrote:
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 01:35:33PM -0700, T.C. Hollingsworth wrote:
People have mentioned having CDs and floppies, but no links so far,
so...
And I meant to mention in my last mail that I THINK (not direct
knowledge) that SLS (Soft Landing Systems) may have been the first to
ship a complete integrated system, though I think it may have been on
a huge pile of floppies instead of a CDROM.
Depends on your definition of "complete integrated system".
Of those Linux "distros" I've used, SLS was the first, I'd nowadays call
a "distro". It was an ever growing "pile of floppies" :)
However, I recall having played with a "4 floppy" Linux, which to my
recollection came from Linus, but now that somebody else in this thread
mentioned HJLu, I believe was his works - But this wasn't a "distro" in
today's meaning.
Yggdrasil, Walnut Creek, Slackware, ... RH, Debian ... SuSE all came
years later.
Ralf
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