Documentation

ToriOS is a GNU/Linux Operating System built for very old computers (NON PAE) and for those who are interested and brave enough to build their own system the way they like from a fully working base with GUI and minimal installed packages by default.
For more information, please visit: http://torios.top/

ToriOS 1.0 is based on the stable release of Debian 8 (Jessie) – https://wiki.debian.org/DebianJessie.
Supported until 2020 – https://wiki.debian.org/LTS.
Has two different kernels: Non-PAE and PAE kernel.
256 MB of RAM is the minimum to install ToriOS 1.0 but you will need more RAM if you wish to use the Internet.
Minimum CPU is Intel Celeron, ATOM, Pentium M or P4.
4GB disk space is more than enough.
Either a CD/DVD drive or an USB port for the installer media.

Linux Kernel 3.16
JWM is the default Windows Manager.
JWM setting manager version 1.1 is the control panel of ToriOS.
PCManFM version 1.2.3 is the default File Manager.
Numix theme.
Terminal and Synaptic are both available to install whatever package you wish.
Common Tasks is a post-installation menu which will pop up on the first run (after installing ToriOS) to perform certain tasks.
Few packages installed by default to help users build their system the way they desire.

Plymouth is broken, you can see 3 dots but no logo.
Some packages will not be installed from the Common Tasks menu.
Clicking on the time and date will do nothing.
Some features from the setting manager might not work correctly.
ToriOS manual will not open.If you find more bugs, please report directly to us.

Please make sure to read the release notes before anything else, specially the known bugs and the workarounds if any.
Make sure to backup your important files. Don’t blame the OS for any fault if you failed to backup what you care about.
http://torios.top/download/