“Frugalware is a general-purpose Linux distribution, designed
for intermediate users, who are familiar with command-line
operations. It is based on Slackware, but uses a different package
management system, Pacman. Frugalware’s developers attempt to make
Frugalware as simple as possible while establishing a priority
based on comfortable use…“Frugalware does not come with a Live environment. Frugal comes
in install only CDs and DVDs; 13 CDs and 2 DVDs to be precise. ISO
images for CDs 3-13 or the second DVD is required to be downloaded
if the computer on which Frugalware is to be installed, does not
have an internet connection…”
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