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# 2020/04/27 - PsychOS486 0.0.7 - Another look at TinyCore and possible codename #
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I'm currently trying to find other "flavors" of Slackware to use for
respinning (remastering). I thought perhaps using Slackware 14.2 and then
replacing all of the i586 software with i486 ones and then try to run 
the 'liveslak' scripts would be an option, which is not included with 
14.2 like I thought, which makes sense given that Slackware 14.2 is either
"source" or "installer."

SlaxEx = nope
Slackel = nope; even the 2014 Fluxbox version is i586; it's a Greek distro
Salix Live = nope;
Slax = nope; 4.2.0 is the only one that will boot on an i486 and there 
       aren't any respin tools or even an installer.
       
This might sound strange but I may be using TinyCore (CorePlus) version
11.1 that just came out and not that long ago because, for whatever
reason, it will boot on an i486, or at least according to QEMU and it is
using linux kernel 5.x. TinyCore does use special .tcz packages, which
limits the amount of software I can include, but maybe it will force me
to be more mindful and possibly explore another package type and place 
the files in the correct directories manually.

First thing I would need to do is install it on a laptop, add a few 
programs, run 'ezremaster', and the run the ISO with QEMU and see if the
installed software will still run as sometimes people will supply i586 
and i696 instead of i486. I think I saw the package manager list GIMP
2.10 and I'll try that and see what happens, but I doubt it.

I think I just came up with a great code name for the first release of
PsychOS486 and that is "Hindsight" because hindsight is 20-20 (2020).
Get it? I think it is clever, anyway.

According to tinycorelinux.net's FAQ page, to make the system more GNU
compatible, use the 'appbrowser' and select 'coreutils.tcz' and 
'util-linux.tcz' to replace 'busybox'.

According to https://mirrors.dotsrc.org/tinycorelinux/overiew.html, the
minimum requirements:
    CPU-i486DX
    RAM-48MB
    CD Drive
    Wired Internet Connection
    TinyCore CD
    
...However, 128MB for 11.1 is more realistic (or at least for CorePlus),
though I have no true conformation yet if it will actually run on an i486
because I'm currently limited to QEMU.