Third–party developers have released Tiny11, a lightweight version of Windows 11 that uses almost no RAM and takes up half as much disk space as usual.
To turn Windows 11 into Tiny11, the developers cut out a lot of components from it. The authors of the project did not provide a detailed list of deleted elements, but it is known for certain that the Edge browser is listed in it.
Tiny11 still includes a calculator, a notepad, all special features (options for people with disabilities), as well as a terminal, the Microsoft Store application store and even Paint. And since this is version 22H2, there are tabs in the system file manager, just like in a modern browser.
This is not a hacked version of Windows 11. It is rather a modification of it, for the full operation of which you will need a license key, which, if you do everything according to the law, you can only buy from Microsoft and its official partners.
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