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Openmamba 3.6.21

IN BRIEF

Openmamba is competent enough, stable and even comes with Raspberry Pi-optimised versions. However, it claims to be neither derivative nor dependent on other distros doesn’t quite feel right. The distro is maintained by one person, so perhaps it’s a little unfair to expect a complete ground-upwards effort with this level of polish.

SPECS

CPU: Intel Pentium III or AMD K6/ Duron/ Athlon, Arm 64-bit

2GB (512MB server)

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