marcelocripe
Seaken64,
Unfortunately I will be in debt, I didn’t get as much detailed information as yours. Mine are limited by the command $ free {Enter}, $ htop {Enter}, or some task manager.
Tiny Core Plus (CorePlus-current.iso or Tiny Core Plus 11.0)
Before installing to HD:
Terminal, with the command “free”, total memory 964532 KB of RAM, 89060 KB in use and 797756 KB free.
After installing on HD:
Terminal, with the command “free”, total memory 964532 KB, 50988 KB in use and 866016 KB free.
Programs already installed on Tiny Core Plus 11.0 and 11.1
Wbar menu: Exit, Editor, ControlPanel, Apps, RunProgram, MountTool, Terminal, eZremaster, Wifi.
In Tiny Core Plus 11.0 and 11.1 the default Video is xvesa.tcz, Audio by default is not available at ISO, LAN and WiFi network cards are initialized by default at the startup of the operating system.
Puppy Linux BionicPup 32 (bionicpup32-8.0-uefi.iso)
Before installing to HD:
With the “Task Manager”, of the 1607 MB, 126 MB are in use and 5% CPU.
After installing on HD:
$ free {Enter}
Memory: total: 1646012 KB, 76468 KB in use and 1408204 MB free.
With the Task Manager, of the 1607 MB, 92 MB are in use and 16% CPU.
SliTaz (slitaz-rolling-core64.iso version 20-05-2020)
Before installing to HD:
$ free {Enter}
XTerm Terminal
Memory: total: 2088424 KB of RAM, 101276 KB in use and 1701092 KB free
Sakura Terminal
Memory: total: 2048424 KB of RAM, 101608 KB in use and 1700716 KB free.
Task manager LXTask 0.1.9:
Displays CPU usage between 0% and 2%, memory consumption 93 MB of 2000 MB
After installing on HD:
$ free {Enter}
XTerm Terminal
Memory: total: 1991712 KB of RAM, 72264 KB in use and 1866784 KB free
Sakura Terminal
Memory: total: 1991712 KB of RAM, 72996 KB in use and 1864176 KB free.
Task manager LXTask 0.1.9:
Displays CPU usage between 1% and 3%, memory consumption 66 MB of 1945 MB.
http://www.slax.org/introduction.php
System requirements for running Slax
32bit Slax
Processor: i686 CPU or later, all Intel and AMD processors will work
Memory: 128 MB of RAM for the desktop, 512 MB of RAM to run the web browser
Peripherals: To boot from CD or USB or HD drive
Optionally: network card, sound card
64bit Slax
Processor: x86_64 CPU, such as AMD Athlon 64, Opteron, Sempron, Intel Core 2 / i3 / i5 / i7 and others
Memory: 128 MB of RAM for the desktop, 512 MB of RAM to run the web browser
Peripherals: To boot from CD or USB or HD drive
Optionally: network card, sound card
After installing on HD:
Slax Linux (slax-64bit-9.11.0.iso):
Using the free command on the terminal the consumption of RAM was about 134 MB or using the task manager the consumption of RAM was about 155 MB.
Slax Linux (slax-32bit-9.11.0.iso)
Using the free command on the terminal the RAM memory consumption was about 97912 KB (97.91 MB) or using the task manager the RAM memory consumption was about 109 MB.
Void (void-live-x86_64-20191109-lxde.iso)
-Before installation, running Void Linux via pendrive:
[anon @ void-live: ~] $ free {Enter}
Memory: total: 2028996, used: 116344, free: 1306088 KB, shared: 23368, buff / cache: 606564, avaliable: 1743776 (values in KB).
-After installing Void Linux on the HD:
Memory: total: 2029456, used: 121328, free: 1727560 KB, shared: 26048, buff / cache: 180568, available: 1741848 (values in KB), Swap: total: 2096476, used: 0, free: 2096476.
antiX (antiX-19.2_x64-full.iso)
Before installing to HD:
Information displayed by Conky before installation: Resolution 1366×768, dpi 96, Automount enable, CPU varying between 2% and 4%, Frequency varying between 800 and 1600, RAM 174M Used / 1.56GB Total (for onboard video – Via VT8237R Plus) or Used 144M RAM / 1.96GB Total (for offboard video – nVidia GeForce MX 4000 Version 4.18.20.36.00 64 MB), Swap 0 / 5GB, Disk (Pendrive) 2.59M / 1.23 GB.
With Terminal, command demo @ antixl: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1641436 KB of RAM, 171304 KB in use and 900160 KB free, shared 11502.
After installing on HD:
Information displayed by Conky, Resolution 1366×768, dpi 96, Automount enable, CPU varying between 2% and 4%, Frequency varying between 800 and 1600, RAM 172M Used / 1.56GB Total, Swap 0 / 4GB, Disk (HD) 3, 24G / 224 GB.
Terminal, the command Usuario @ antixl: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1641436 KB of RAM, 175864 KB are in use and 1230832 KB are free, shared 2092, Swap 4194300.
I do not know how to disable Conky from antiX startup, I believe it can reduce memory consumption even more. Do you know in which configuration file we can get Conky from? Ideally, Conky would be loaded into memory if the user opened it, instead of being loaded by default.
antiX Linux (antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso)
Before installing to HD:
Information displayed by Conky, 1280×1024 resolution, 96 dpi, Automount enable, CPU ranging from 52% to 54%, Frequency ranging from 2528, Used RAM 114M / 1.89GB Total (for onboard video), Swap 0 / 0B, Disk (Pendrive) 1.87M / 1.49 GB.
Terminal, with the command demo @ antixl: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1985696 KB of RAM, 113592 KB are in use and 1511040 KB are free, shared 8876, buff / cache 361064 avaliable 1725964.
After installing on HD:
Information displayed by Conky, Resolution 1024×768, dpi 96, Automount enable, CPU varying between 51% and 53%, Frequency varying between 2528, 131M RAM Used / 1.96GB Total, Swap 0 / 2GB, Disk (HD) 2,83G / 34.5 GB.
Terminal, with the command Usuario @ antixl: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1985708 KB of RAM, 138836 KB are in use and 1681044 KB are free, shared 1712, buff / cache 165828 avaliable 1710044, Swap 2096124.
antiX Linux (antiX-16.3_x64-full.iso)
Before installing to HD:
Information displayed by Conky, 1024×768 resolution, 96 dpi, Automount enable, CPU ranging from 2% to 4%, Frequency ranging from 2528, RAM 103M Used / 1.89GB Total (for onboard video), Swap 0 / 0B, Disk (Pendrive) 2.43M / 1.49 GB.
Terminal, with the command demo @ antixl: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1985244 KB of RAM, 454408 KB are in use and 1530836 KB are free, shared 7324, buffers 68448 cached 268368 – / + buffers / cache 117592 used and 1867652 free.
After installing on HD:
Information displayed by Conky, Resolution 1024×768, dpi 96, Automount enable, CPU varying between 3% and 5%, Frequency varying between 2528, 118M RAM Used / 1.89GB Total, Swap 0 / 2GB, Disk (HD) 2.44G / 28.9 GB.
Terminal, with the command Usuario @ antix: ~ $ free {Enter}, total memory: 1985244 KB of RAM, 282176 KB are in use and 1703068 KB are free, shared 1012, buffers 20100 cached 126868 +/- buffers / cached 135208 free 1850036, Swap 2097148 total 0 used 2097148 free.
GoboLinux (GoboLinux-017-x86_64.iso)
http://gobolinux.org/release_notes_017.html
Hardware requirements
Processor
GoboLinux is compiled to run on x86-64-class systems. You shouldn’t have problems to run it on any modern x86 machine, including Macs. This release contains 64-bit binaries.
Memory
To load the Live CD environment, 128 MB of RAM is the recommended minimum for a text-mode system, 512 MB is the recommended minimum to load the graphic Awesome desktop; 1 GB is recommended for a comfortable Live-boot experience.
Once the system is installed in the hard disk, memory requirements vary greatly depending on the kind of applications executed, but the values stated above related to the Live CD experience serves as a good guideline.
Before installing to HD:
$ free {Enter}
Memory: total: 2026848 KB, used: 115776 KB, free: 1360880 KB, shared: 110308 KB, buff / cache: 550192 KB, available: 1648868 KB, swap: total: 0 KB, used: 0, free: 0 KB.
In the Menu, System Tools, Htop, displays memory consumption values of 1.93G of RAM, 192MB are in use, displays CPU usage between 1.3% and 2%
After installing on HD:
$ free {Enter}
Memory: total: 2026860 KB, used: 102568 KB, free: 1664500 KB, shared: 69260 KB, buff / cache: 259792 KB, available: 1710960, swap: total: 2097148 KB, used: 0, free: 2097148 KB.
Htop, displays memory consumption values, of the 1.93G of RAM, 147MB are in use, displays CPU usage between 0% and 1.3%.
marcelocripe
- This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by marcelocripe.