Slax vs Antergos : Which is Better?
Slax
Slax is a LiveCD Linux distribution based on Slackware. Developed by Tomáš Matejícek
License: Open Source
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Slax VS Antergos
Slax is designed for portability and simplicity, making it ideal for users needing a lightweight system, while Antergos offers a more complete desktop experience with a rolling release model and extensive customization options. Antergos is better suited for users looking for a more traditional Linux experience with a vast software repository.
Slax
Pros:
- Lightweight and portable
- Easy to use and install
- Customizable with modules
- Good for older hardware
- Supports persistence in Live USB
Cons:
- Limited software repository
- Not a rolling release
- Less suitable for daily use
- Fewer updates
- Basic user interface
Antergos
Pros:
- Based on Arch Linux
- Rolling release model
- Various desktop environment options
- Large repository of software
- Active community support
Cons:
- Can be overwhelming for beginners
- Installation can be complex
- Requires a good understanding of Arch
- Not as lightweight as Slax
- May have stability issues during updates
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