Alpine Linux 2 review

in Alpine, reviews / on August 23, 2010 at 7:25 pm /
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Screenshots:
A few screenshots from Alpine’s browser-based management interface. A view of the System information.

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System health information

A list of applications available for installation. Alpine’s browser-based management interface offers a one-click installation operation for all the available applications.

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Available packages from the online repository

A list of the services under Alpine’s runlevels.

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Runlevels

Network interface graph.
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  1. GigaTux says:
    March 18, 2013 at 5:07 am

    I’ve just had a little play with this and it seems fantastic for its purpose. Combining an up to date Linux kernel with grsec and PaX seems to have already proven itself out in the wild and there’s none of the fluff so you can build tiny appliances designed to do tasks securely and quickly.

    It’s nice. It’s great that it boots off an .iso if required as well.

    It’s so nice that we’ve now packaged it up to work with our VPS auto-installer on our Alpine Linux VPS page. It installs in a jiffy as it’s so small.

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