The main menu can be accessed by right clicking anywhere on the desktop. The JWM window manager is comprised of a system monitoring widget, a workspace switcher, a device manager, and a bottom panel for interacting with running applications.
Key features include generic and GhostScript-based printer support, a web server, system monitoring applications, USB support, wireless support, PCMCIA support, several command-line tools, as well as support for NFS (Network File System). The system can be easily installed to a hard disk drive from the boot prompt. It uses both Fluxbox and JWM (Joe’s Window Manager) desktop environments, but it default to the latter when running directly from the Live CD. Comes with two lightweight window managers It offers a minimal boot prompt in the style of Puppy Linux, from where users can only add particular boot parameters.
The project is distributed as a single Live CD ISO image of around 50MB in size, designed to support only the 32-bit instruction set architectures. Distributed as a dual-arch Live CD that supports mainstream architectures
Damn Small Linux (DSL) is a tiny operating system which borrows features from the Debian GNU/Linux and KNOPPIX distributions, the latter being based on Debian too.
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