SliTaz vs Slackware : Which is Better?
SliTaz
SliTaz GNU/Linux is a lightweight GNU/Linux distribution, community-based, suitable for use on older hardware and as a Live CD or Live USB. Developed by Christophe Lincoln
License: Open Source
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SliTaz VS Slackware Feature comparision
| Feature | SliTaz | Slackware |
|---|---|---|
| Lightweight | ||
| Linux-based | ||
| Operating system | ||
| Portable | ||
| Portable Linux | ||
| Based on Debian | ||
| Based on Ubuntu | ||
| Debian package compatible | ||
| Unix-like | ||
| Customizable | ||
| LiveUSB | ||
| Booting from USB | ||
| Privacy focused | ||
| Windows-like | ||
| Desktop Environment | ||
| Rolling release | ||
| Minimalistic | ||
| OTA Updates | ||
| Package Manager | ||
| Stability | ||
| Ad-free | ||
| Out Of The Box | ||
| Arch User Repository | ||
| Adware | ||
| An in-built GUI | ||
| Onedrive integration | ||
| Based on Arch Linux | ||
| ARM support | ||
| Key rebinding | ||
| Multiple languages | ||
| macOS-like | ||
| Flatpak | ||
| App center | ||
| Apps with Chromecast Support | ||
| Consistent UI | ||
| Windows XP Compatibility | ||
| Run Windows software | ||
| Nt kernel |
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