Slax

Pocket operating system


Slax is a compact, fast, and modern Linux operating system that combines sleek design with modular approach. With the ability to run directly from a USB flash drive without the need for installation, Slax is truly portable and fits easily in your pocket. Despite its small size, it offers visually appealing graphical user interface and a carefully curated selection of basic pre-installed programs such as a file manager, text editor, terminal, and more.

Built on either Slackware or Debian, Slax allows you to take advantage of the vast ecosystem of each platform. With tens of thousands of prebuilt packages and applications readily available through the slackpkg (for Slackware) or apt (for Debian) command, the possibilities are virtually limitless. So whether you're a seasoned Linux user or just starting out, Slax has everything you need to get the job done.

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Support the Future

 

Slax project thrives thanks to the dedication of its developers and the generous support from users like you. To maintain regular updates and releases, a new version is published as soon as your contributions reach the funding target. After each release, the contribution counter resets, and a new target is set for the next development cycle.

If you value the convenience and versatility of Slax, you can contribute towards the upcoming release. Whether your support is small or large, it plays a crucial role in shaping the future of Slax operating system.

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By contributing, you’re helping to shape the future of Slax. Together, we can continue to make Slax the best it can be. Thank you!

Get Slax

 

Are you looking for the perfect Slax version for you? Good news - there are several options available! Although they may look similar on the surface, each Slax version has unique internal differences. Here's a quick guide to help you choose the best one for you:

 

Step one, start by deciding which Linux distribution you want Slax to be based on. If you're not sure, consider using Debian. This is because Debian offers the "apt" command, making it easy to install new software, including dependencies. This is a great option for those just starting out.

 
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Slax based on Slackware Linux
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Slax based on Debian Linux

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Do you have any questions or problems related to Slax in particular, or Linux in general? As the creator of Slax, I have an in-depth understanding of its internals and I can offer assistance with a wide variety of Linux-related issues too. If you can keep your question concise and well-organized, feel free to to ask almost anything!

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