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Lilblue Linux
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'''Lilblue Linux''' is a [[Linux Distro]] which is based off of [[Gentoo Linux]] with the exception that it makes use of the [[uClibc]] [[C library]]. The distro derives its name from the [[Little Penguin]] of New Zealand which is little, and blue. Lilblue is a fully featured [[XFCE4]] desktop environment for the [[x86_64]] CPU architecture which makes use of [[hardening]] as well as other security enhanced features such as [[Buffer_overflow_protection#GCC_Stack-Smashing_Protec(contracted; show full)| license                = [[GNU General Public License]], others
| working_state          = Current
| supported_platforms    = [[x86-64]]
| updatemodel            = [[Portage (software)#Emerge|Emerge]]
| package_manager        = [[Portage (software)|Portage]]
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==Features==
'''Full desktop environment''':
Due to it being a fully featured desktop environment it sports over 800 packages needed for most of your desktop related tasks:
* Ephiphany, Claws, Hexchat for browsing, email and IRC.
* Abiword, Evince, Gcalctool, Gtext for your generic office suite related work.
* Gqview, Smplayer for multimedia
* Transmission for bittorrent.
* Userland utilities are provided by coreutils, not busybox.
'''Extremely lightweight''':
* Currently, the entire size of the ISO is ~228MB.
'''Fast boot time''':
* Roughly 14 seconds off of an SSD.
==Package system==
Currently, Lilblue makes use of the [[Portage_%28software%29|Portage package system]] that Gentoo uses by default, but plans are being made to incorporate a binpkg hosting system to make up to 7000 precompiled binary packages available.

==External links==
* [http://freecode.com/projects/lilblue-linux Freecode]
==References==
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[[Category:Linux distributions]]
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