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Now I want a distro named "Giant Linux" that's the opposite of Tiny Core Linux
Includes all drivers, every app and library from repositories, and all of flathub and snap store.
Yas you get it! Which desktop do you want? All of them 😎
I tried that once. Forget which distro. It didn't update well.
I seem to remember a distro that was like this by default, like you installed everything then removed the stuff you didn't need.
Excise Linux sounds metal AF.
This would be very useful for offline installation.
There's Endless OS, which goes in that sort of direction. It includes even a good chunk of Wikipedia, so you can just install it on PCs and ship those PCs into regions where they don't have internet.