[ Thanks to Garret
for this link. ]
“Slax is from the inexperienced eye. Although I have been using
Linux on the Desktop for years, Redhat and Mandrake mostly, I am
totally new to Linux installs and any technical aspect of Linux.
The extent of my knowledge is in using the basics of the Linux
desktop (who says Linux isn’t ready for the desktop?) mostly
through both KDE and Gnome. Slax is a Linux Live CD distribution, a
pretty slick concept. Place the CD into the CDROM, turn the machine
on and you’ve got yourself a real operating system, running
completely from CD…”
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