http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html Draco is a small and flexible GNU/Linux distribution, expandable through the pkgsrc framework. en http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Draco Draco is an independently developed GNU/Linux distribution for i486 compatible computers, with focus on simplicity and flexibility. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#pkgsrc The NetBSD Packages Collection (pkgsrc) is a framework for building third-party software on NetBSD and other UNIX-like systems, currently containing over 7300 packages. It is used to enable freely available software to be configured and built easily on supported platforms. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Requirements Draco is distributed as an ISO image, installable through CD/DVD/USB, on a i486 compatible computer with a minimum of 64MB RAM (swap recommended) and 500MB HD (1GB or more is recommended). http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Support A typical Draco release is supported for a minimum of one year, with usually 1 too 2 maintenance releases during it's lifetime. Third-party releases quarterly. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Compatibility Draco strives to keep compatibility between releases as good as possible, upgrading from one major release to another should not break the system or third-party. The process should also be as easy as possible, requiring minimal input from the user. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Contribute There are several ways to contribute. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#FAQ Frequently Asked Questions. http://www.dracolinux.org/about.html#Credits Draco GNU/Linux is developed and maintained by Ole Andre Rodlie (olear at dracolinux dot org).