Little- Psycho Linux
The more silent
The more dangerous
Little-Psycho Linux is a lightweight and specialized Linux distribution developed and maintained since 2021 by Hossein Seilani, the creator of Emperor-OS and Predator-OS. It is built upon Debian 12 and includes Linux kernel versions 6.6 LTS and 6.1 LTS.
Designed with a focus on destructive and stress testing, Little-Psycho Linux offers a comprehensive suite of over 180 tools aimed at evaluating the resilience and performance of both hardware and software components. These tools encompass various categories, including CPU, memory, I/O, disk, network, and BIOS-level stress tests. Additionally, the distribution provides utilities for overclocking, health monitoring, data destruction, and system diagnostics, making it a valuable resource for system administrators, developers, and hardware enthusiasts seeking to assess system stability under extreme conditions.
The distribution features the KDE Plasma desktop environment, offering a modern and customizable user interface. It includes essential desktop applications, firmware used by Linux kernel drivers, and a special menu to access the testing tools. Little-Psycho Linux is available as a live CD, allowing users to run the system without installation, and supports both live and installation modes. The ISO image is approximately 2GB in size and can be downloaded from the official website. The default username and password for all ISO files are ‘user’.
What is Little-Psycho Linux
As a System Administrator, you can examine and monitor the status of your Linux systems when they are under high load stress. Little-Psycho is capable of stress testing a computer system in various selectable ways. It was designed to exercise various physical subsystems of a computer, as well as the different operating system kernel interfaces.
Features:
1) Just Live CD, KDE plasma desktop environment
2) Included Kernel 6.6 LTS
3) login without the user account password
4) category: Destructive, Live Medium, Stress testing
5) Based on Debian stable, 64 bit
6)Origin: predator-os and emperor-os team
7) package manager: apt, Synaptic, discover, aptitude
8) lightweight and lossless driver: no sound, no webcam, no printer drivers
9) included firmware used by Linux kernel drivers.
10) slim jet: Fast, smart, and powerful browser-based on Blink
11) included 130 special Tools in destructive and stress testing
Top key Features
Mounting Tools
It scans all devices connected to the system and attempts to mount them, creating mount directories as needed.
Formatting Tools
There are 13 formatting tools that help Linux users partition and manage their disks, as well as create and manipulate disk partition tables
Swipe Tools:
Simply deleting files and folders is not sufficient. Wiping a disk involves overwriting every single bit with new data
Remove everything tools
Sometimes, you may find yourself in a situation where you need to delete all files and folders on a disk. You can accomplish this by using the following tools.
Partition Remover
Just as easily as Linux partitions are created, they can also be deleted to reformat a storage device and reclaim space. This allows you to effortlessly create partitions for data storage and remove them when necessary
hardware Testing Tools
It is a software suite used for hardware diagnostics, stress testing, certification, and benchmarking. The platform is available in three formats.
stress Testing Tools
Some tools are designed to subject your system to configurable levels of CPU, memory, I/O, and disk stress.
Fork Bomb
A fork bomb is a type of denial-of-service (DoS) attack targeting Linux or Unix-based systems. It causes the system to become overloaded, eventually rendering it unresponsive to any input.
Remove permissions
By default, the user who creates a file or directory is typically set as the owner of that file or directory.
Swap memory Tools
Swap space in Linux is used when the system’s physical memory (RAM) is full.
User Control Tools
The tools we will cover in this section are excellent for monitoring and analyzing processes that directly affect the performance of individual Linux systems
CPU stress Tests
85+ CPU-specific stress tests that target floating-point operations, integer calculations, bit manipulation, and control flow.
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