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:All About Linux: Vector Linux--A Sleek, Secure Linux Distribution Based on Slackware
All About Linux: Vector Linux--A Sleek, Secure Linux Distribution Based on Slackware
May 11, 2006, 07 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6473 reads)

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"Over the years, I have installed and used quite a number of Linux distributions. But one distribution which I hadn't got the chance to install and use was the venerable Slackware. This was because I have encountered some difficulty in downloading this distribution from its official website--They actively encourage downloading the OS using a torrent rather than ftp. Anyway, recently I decided to download a relatively small Linux distribution going by the name Vector Linux. What piqued my interest in downloading this distribution was that it is based on Slackware. The version of Vector Linux I decided to try out was Vector Linux SOHO 5.1 which stands for Small Office Home Office. I downloaded the CD image and burned it into a CD. Then I booted using this CD..."

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