I see LSL (Linux Systems Labs, http://www.lsl.com) is offering Storm Linux, based on Debian, and Sorcerer Linux, free until March 1, limit one per order.
Storm Linux install is GUI; Sorcerer is source-based, whatever that means. I don't know how they do on a 486VLB-66 with 20 MB RAM. They also have the current Debian 2.2.5. Slackware and Debian seem to be less hot-air-oriented than the fancier distributions. (Free, Net and Open)BSD are also less hot-air-oriented and probably suitable for a 486DX-66 with 20 MB RAM but might be trickier to install than Linux. -- Tom Mueller
