UPDATE: download is now removed in favor of final version. The 32bit version is the first draft, 64bit version is little less buggy. If you wish to test next Slax 11.2.0, I have prepared ISO images. You can provide feedback preferably through the slax-users Google group You can of course still add modules to your ISO (or USB directory tree). I am investigating possibilities to make it work again but as far as I can see, there is no way to modify the existing overlay filesystem on the fly as it was possible with AUFS, this means it is no longer possible to add new modules on the fly while running Slax. This is internal change which affects the use of 'slax activate' command (it will no longer work). This version does not include chromium browser due to its size, but if you click the icon, it will install automatically before first use.ĭebian also no longer supports aufs, so it has been replaced by overlayfs in Slax. Youll end up with something like deb jessie main contrib non-free etc. Please feel free to suggest a small simple GUI app (GTK-based) for network configuration. 11 You need to enable non-free first: edit /etc/apt/sources.list, and at the end of lines ending with main, add contrib non-free.
Some of the applications are no longer available, such as leafpad, wicd, and I replaced pcmanfm with tuxCommander.
Here is a work in progress (well, it is mostly finished I guess so lets call it RC1).
I made my first attempt to build Slax based on Debian Bullseye (version 11.2). Testing Slax 11.2 based on Debian Bullseye
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