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Wolvix again

Posted by Steven_Rosenber on · 6 comments
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The combination of the Xfce and Fluxbox window managers, plus the excellent choice of apps (it has pretty much everything I use day to day) makes the Slackware 11-based Wolvix Cub and Hunter two of the best choices out there — for me anyway. Adding to Wolvix's flexibility, it can run as a live CD, or be installed in a traditional or "frugal" manner. I've chosen traditional installs, and the install process in Wolvix is excellent. It's easy to create as many partitions as you need, you get a choice of GRUB or LILO bootloaders, and once you do have it installed, slapt-get and Gslapt are ready to bring all the apps up to date from both the Wolvix and Slackware repositories.

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Comments (6)

nikkels ·
When I click " full story" , I am back on the front page of LXer
Scott_Ruecker ·
yep, sorry, I cant seem to find the link either now..lol

Hey Steven, give me the link to your story!!
Scott_Ruecker ·
Thank You for the link,I did not have time to find it, sorry. I fixed it and reposted the article.
Steven_Rosenber Story submitter ·
Sorry, everybody -- I must've had a technical difficulty.

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