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Most lightweight linux distro to run bots on?

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josetu35o1i5
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hi, searched up some lightweight linuxes and found "Tiny Core" to be the most lightweight one. what do you guys use? 

 found this thread where people said they were using ubuntu. i think ubuntu is not the most lightweight one out there? idk pls reply boys

Edited by josetu35o1i5

That would be CentOS

If anyone suggested Ubuntu as being the most lightweight then they have no idea what they are talking about, Ubuntu is the most user-friendly distribution and it's designed to make it easy for windows users to switch to linux but it's definitely not what you want to run on a server (I have only seen people using Ubuntu on their laptops)

EDIT: the minimalist versions of CentOS are not user-friendly at all and it's not worth bothering with it, the differences are too small to notice, it's best to go with whatever you feel comfortable with

Edited by Token

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