“At 29.7MB, SliTaz 2.0 is slightly bigger than its previous
version but is packed with new features. Some of the highlights of
this latest edition include:* Window manager is changed from JWM to Openbox
* Improved hardware support
* Easier customization for creating own distro
* Overall desktop and system improvements“Since I don’t have a spare hardware at the moment to install
SliTaz on, I decided to run it via VirtualBox inside my Ubuntu
desktop. SLiTaz by the way is a LiveCD that can also be installed
on the hard drive. It’s good to know that its installer will allow
you to easily upgrade from version 1.0 to 2.0.”
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