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Debian-Based Slax 9.3 Linux OS Enters Beta with Improved EXT4 and NTFS Booting

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Marius Nestor
Dec 16, 2017

Slax 9.3.0 beta is now ready for public testing with persistent support when using Slax from a USB flash drive, allowing you to preserve settings and downloaded files or packages across reboots. It also improves booting from EXT4 and NTFS filesystems. Moreover, the default file manager, PCManFM, has been updated to display external drives in the left sidebar, newly installed applications are now automatically added to the xLunch screen, and Wicd is now the default network manager.
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