FastFetchLinux

A real Linux distribution.

It boots Linux. It runs Fastfetch.

That's it.

Why?

Why not?

Features

• Custom BIOS bootloader
• Linux 6.6.156
• Custom ffinit written in x86 assembly
• Custom shell
• No BusyBox
• No coreutils
• No package manager
• i686
• ~20 MiB RAM usage
• Probably works

Commands

fastfetch      Display system information
ls             List /bin
install-disk   Install FastFetchLinux onto a disk
forcepanic     Trigger a kernel panic, on purpose
poweroff       Turn off the computer

That's all.

5 commands. 0 packages. 0 purpose.

Boot

BIOS
 ↓
Custom Bootloader
 ↓
Linux Kernel
 ↓
ffinit
 ↓
Fastfetch
 ↓
???

System Requirements

Minimum

• i386-compatible CPU
• 16 MB RAM
• 5 MB storage
• BIOS
• i686-compatible system

Recommended

• Pentium 4 or newer
• 32 MB RAM
• 10 MB storage
• BIOS

If it has a CPU, there's a chance.

Installation

Boot the installer and run:

install-disk

Select a disk and let it do the questionable thing.

Warning: This will overwrite the selected disk.

Is this useful?

No.

License

Do whatever you want with it.

We have bigger problems.