Introducing the Revamped Slax: Now Powered by Debian!
After a long hiatus, Slax is back with a bang! The long-awaited release of version 9.2.1 is finally here, and it’s better than ever. With a new base on Debian GNU/Linux, Slax promises to take your pocket OS experience to the next level.
A Smooth Transition from Slackware to Debian
Slax 9.2.1 marks a significant change for the popular Linux distro, as it shifts away from its original Slackware base in favor of Debian. This switch has not only made the job of developer Tomas Matejicek much easier, but also ensures a better user experience for everyone.
Small Yet Mighty
Despite the change in base, Slax is still dedicated to being a lightweight and portable operating system. The latest release maintains its compact size, with the 64-bit live ISO image only taking up 220MB. And don’t worry, it’s also available for 32-bit and iPXE systems.
Minimalistic Yet Functional
Keeping true to its claim of being the “pocket operating system,” Slax 9.2.1 comes with a minimalist selection of apps. The user-friendly Fluxbox window manager is the star of the show, along with a handful of essential apps such as Chromium, Leafpad, and a calculator.
Under the Hood
Slax 9.2.1 is powered by the reliable Linux 4.9 kernel, the same one used in Debian Stretch. This ensures stability and compatibility, making Slax a reliable choice for your daily use.
Experience the Difference Yourself
Don’t just take our word for it, try out Slax 9.2.1 for yourself! Head over to our website and give this new and improved version a spin. And check out our detailed review of Slax to get a better idea of what it has to offer. Don’t forget to take a look at the screenshot gallery to see the revamped Slax in action!
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