SlackEX Linux Live System download

SlackEX 15.0 Current (testing/developmental) 64 bit uses kernel 6.13.7-amd64-exton and the Xfce4 DE. SlackEX is based on Slackware 15.0. A lot of Slackware packages are are pre-installed.

INSTALL TO HARD DRIVE
The system can easily be installed to hard drive (during a live session) using a Refracta Installer. You can then use Grub2 as boot loader if you want.

USB install
SlackEX can be installed to a USB stick in Windows 10/11 using Rufus or in a Linux system using the dd-command.

PACKAGES
Almost all Slackware 15.0 standard packages are preinstalled in SlackEX. Study the latest package LIST: https://slackex.exton.se/xfce4/slackex-installed-packages-2503223-NEW.txt

NEWS
Using Refracta Snapshot you can change everything and create your very own live installable Slackware 15.0 system. I.e. create a new ISO. Furthermore I have installed Grub2, which can be used as boot loader after a hard drive install using Refracta Installer.

My SlackEX Build 250323 is UNIQUE.

Features

Based on Slackware Current (testing/developmental) 64 bit
Kernel 6.13.7-amd64-exton is used (for Refracta Snapshot to work)
Refracta Snapshot - create your own live installable Slackware 15.0 Current system!
Xfce4 as Desktop Environment (DE) in SlackEX 15.0 Current Build 250323
Refracta Installer - install to hard drive
NetworkManager
Sudo
Grub2 (instead of LILO)
Samba works!
Papirus icons
64bit
GParted
Firefox for Netflix
Run SlackEX live super fast from RAM!
SLiM Login Manager in SlackEX Xfce4 250323
My SlackEX Build is for UEFI and non-UEFI computers
Runs from RAM

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Running YouTube with perfect video quality

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Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

User Interface

KDE

Registered

2011-04-09

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