The Live edition of Salix 15.0 has been introduced, providing a working boot environment that does not require installation on a disk. Changes accumulated during the current session can be saved in a separate area of a USB drive for continued work after a reboot. The distribution is developed by the creator of Zenwalk Linux, who left the project due to conflicts with other developers advocating for maximum similarity to Slackware. Salix 15 is fully compatible with Slackware Linux 15 and embraces the approach of 'one application for one task.' Both 64-bit and 32-bit builds (1.8 GB) are available for download.
The package manager gslapt is used for package management, which is the equivalent of slapt-get. In addition to gslapt, the program Sourcery, a specially designed frontend for slapt-src developed as part of the Salix project, is provided as the graphical interface for installing programs from SlackBuilds. The standard Slackware package management tools have been modified to support Spkg, allowing the use of external applications like sbopkg without breaking compatibility with Slackware. The installer offers three installation modes: full, main, and basic. servers). The desktop is based on Xfce 4.16.
Source: opennet.ru
