I'm looking for linux distro only with comand line and i need in it only g++,javac,python. I found Damn Small Linux but it dont have g++ and javac. It should have it out of the box because linux will be instaled by a script in virtual machine (qemu KVM). A easy way to get prepare my linux would by as much appreciate as linux itself. Distro should be as small as possible. Any ideas?
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I would use whatever distro you are most familiar with administering (preferably what is on the host system to make tooling easy). You don't need a completely separate distro to do this, all you need is a package set and install script to install your current / preferred distro to a target file system (in a loopback file to create a drive image). This will get you exactly the set of tools you need and no more with little fuss and a lower learning curve than automating the install of some other distro. If you state the distro of choice and ask a specific question I'm sure somebody here can be helpful with the details. |
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Have a look at ArchivistaVM, it is only about 100 MByte (with Xorg + Firefox), or 72 MByte without GUI: http://www.archivista.ch/en/pages/support/download.php Zip-File without GUI (same password) https://www.archivista.ch/avtest5.zip It works completely in RAM, startup time is about 15 or 20 seconds, there is a cluster mode (drdb), but at this time, the documentation is not yet fully available in English. |
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Fedora with the AOS kickstart. g++ and javac/gcj can be installed via yum after, or you can modify the kickstart file to include them in the install. |
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Distros like Archlinux, Gentoo or Slackware would get you where you want, but you'll probably need to get your hands dirty a bit. |
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