Standard Comparison of Features:
Feature
Tiny Core
JWM
Pocket Rocket
Linux Desktop
Fastest Boot:
(10 - 20 seconds)
X
Lowest Memory Requirement:
X
Can run all Tiny Core Applications:
X
X
Can Remember User Preferences:
X
X
Automatically reads Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7 data as the Default:
X
Can be set up to read Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7 data:
X
X
Automatically loads APs like Flash, Audio Drivers, Wifi, Skype as the Default:
X
Note: Tiny Core can be configured to do all of this, but it will slow down the boot process significantly.
Allows embedding features, like a Flash Player, Notepad or Database right in the desktop with common HTML and Javascript or using the Pocket Rocket Linux Setup utility:
X
Note: The JWM Desktop can also be configured for some of these features, but requires some knowledge of XML.
Comes with Free Live Support:
X
Comes with Free Onsite In-Person Support:
X
(depends on your area)
Prepackaged "configurations": i.e. a Multi-Media Workstation, a Web Server, Office Tools, Engineering Desktop:
X
X
Has a free, active Job Training and Placement Program for newbie Linux Techs:
X
Note: there are also people who earn a living installing and supporting Tiny Core installations.
Includes the Wifi Alive utility:
X
The Pocket Rocket Desktop Wifi Alive system is designed to provide internet under extremely harsh conditions, such as multiple channel interference, long distance signal travel and adverse climate conditions.
Is the most lightweight package, and is well-tested and stable:
X
Is Transportable and can be used on other Linux Distributions so you can retain your Desktop across multiple operating systems:
X
The Pocket Rocket Linux Desktop works off a Mozilla Firefox Platform, allowing users to configure their "experience" and layout by adjusting Firefox settings. This means that you can boot to Pocket Rocket Linux in almost any multi-tasking Linux operating system.

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