I just stick to Arch and Manjaro, preferably the latter. With i3wm. I don't really care as long as it has a decent package manager & i3wm. Or any other VIM-like wm.

4 or 5 years ago I encountered AVLinux which I think in less than a gigabyte packed a lot of fire power into the suite.

The suite/OS was a delight on one of the early pocket book type computers that after several years of microsoft windows ran as fast as a wet weekend in Scunthorpe (and don't ask how she got in that place name) when the traffic lights broke down.
I never got round to testing the second version but that had increased to 4 Gb in size. ... still useful for putting on an usb stick.

I see from a quick check that AVLinux does not rate a mention in the top ten audio video suites at Softpedia- [news.softpedia.com]

Perhaps sometime in the year I will have another look.

Don't dis the dog as it gave us yum.

Omg yellow dog... The wave of the future that lasted about eight months. (See me not making an old yeller joke? I feel like I have grown as a person)
So yeah, it turns out programming assembly on cell processors wasn't such a productive idea after all. By the time the code got finished, someone else wrote it for an x86, and finished the run.