Slackel is a Linux distribution and live CD based on Slackware Linux and and includes tools borrowed from Salix OS. It is fully compatible with Slackware but the difference is that it includes the current version of Slackware. So Slackware users can benefit from Slackel repositories. Slackel disc images can be used in two different forms, Installation disc image and Live disc image. Slackel can be installed on external storage media (e.g. USB sticks, USB hard drives etc.)
Slackel 1.0 version was released on 2005 and it was a KDE edition. It was based on slackware 10.2 stable. It was reconfigured with greek language and applications i needed. Then i created a live iso with linux-live scripts 5.1.8 from slax. So i could install it without having to configure it again from the beginning.
Slackel is now based on Slackware current tree and also use Salix tools for maintaining the system.
Slackel can be installed on external storage media (e.g. USB sticks, USB hard drives etc.)
Slackel supports three installation targets using Slackel Live Installer gui (Sli):
Slackel developed in Greece by Dimitris Tzemos.
Slackel means Greek Slackware. Slackware + Hellenic (Greek).
Slackel's goal is to be a stable, fast and light distribution. Slackel is multilingual.
Everyone is welcome to use Slackel for free. Slackel is a project that offers everything for free and is developed in free time. No income is generated by Slackel releases or support.
Listen the podcast interview about Slackel on Distrowatch Weekly, Issue 716, 12 June 2017
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Interview is starting at 29:45 position.