Raspberry Pi OS Lite: The is the "minimalist" version, with a Command Line Interface (CLI) only, no GUI.The download image is nearly 3GB, and the installed image is more than 8GB, so you will need at least a 16GB SD card. The idea here is the reverse of the basic desktop – you use the Recommended Software utility to remove the packages that you don't need. That means Libre Office, programming languages, more IDEs than you can shake a stick at, Mathematica, NodeRed, Scratch (1, 2 and 3), Sonic Pi, SmartSim, the Sense HAT emulator, and so much other stuff that I can't even begin to list it all here. It has everything the basic desktop version has, of course, and it also includes everything from the Recommended Software list. Raspberry Pi OS with desktop and recommended software: This is the "whole shebang" version.The download image is about 1.2GB, and the installed image is about 4GB, so you will need at least an 8GB SD card.
RASPBERRY PI OS WITH DESKTOP AND RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE INSTALL
The idea with this one is that after installing it, you use the "Recommended Software" utility (or the apt package manager) to install only the additional utilities and applications that you need. It includes the Pixel desktop Graphical User Interface some basic software, utilities and applications that you would expect with a Linux system, such as a web browser (Chromium), VLC media player, text editor, terminal emulator, and such but none of the Raspberry Pi-specific educational and programming utilitites. Raspberry Pi OS with desktop: This is the "basic GUI" version.
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