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Spri (originally Icebuntu[1]) was a lightweight Ubuntu-based Linux distribution.[2] It used the IceWM window manager and was especially suitable for low-end hardware with limited resources.[3][4] It was provided as an installable Live CD.
Name
Spri's name is derived from the English word spry - meaning active, nimble and/or energetic.[5]
Features
Spri's main objective was to provide a minimal yet functional operating system. Included programs: a web browser, a file browser, a terminal emulator and a text editor. It replaced the default applications of a standard Ubuntu install with lighter alternatives.
Applications
The default applications in Spri were replaced with other GTK based applications that are lighter and have a smaller install size than those in Ubuntu.[6]
See also
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- ↑ Icebuntu Alpha 2 Release, will suffer name change
- ↑ Information Footer
- ↑ Spri Intro
- ↑ Distrowatch - New Distributions
- ↑ Spri Origin
- ↑ Softpedia Review
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