Open Source Operating System - Slackware
Slackware Linux operating system created by the Patrick Volkerding in 1992, is the oldest surviving Linux distribution. From the SLS project has now been stopped, Slackware 1.0 start using the 24 floppy disks, and Linux kernel version 0.99pl11-α above. It quickly became the most popular Linux distributions, it was estimated that in 1995, even up to 80% of its market share of Linux installed. The sharp decline in popularity with Red Hat Linux and other more concerned with the issue of distribution, but Slackware Linux still remains a much-appreciated and the more business-oriented system administrators and desktop users of the system technology.
Slackware Linux is a highly technical, clean distribution, only a few very limited personal settings. It uses simple, text-based installation and compare the original package management system does not resolve software dependencies. Therefore, Slackware's is considered today the most pure and most stable release.
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Slackware Linux is a highly technical, clean distribution, only a few very limited personal settings. It uses simple, text-based installation and compare the original package management system does not resolve software dependencies. Therefore, Slackware's is considered today the most pure and most stable release.
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can use the same slackware theme on CenOS?
ReplyDeleteAre you serious? Most unstable release?
ReplyDeletePlease?
typo mistake
ReplyDeleteI am a banana
ReplyDeletewhich window manager is that?
ReplyDeleteWhich window theme and icons is on second image?
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