Slackel is a Greek-developed Linux Distribution and Live CD.
Slackel Linux is a Linux Distribution and Live CD developed in Greece. It is based on Slackware 12.0. The Slackel-3.1-mini version of the distribution is multilingual, supporting Greek, English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian, Turkish, and Russian.
Key features of Slackel Linux include the Compiz window manager with Nvidia driver 9639 and KDE-3.5.7. The Koffice application also includes Greek polytonic support for writing ancient Greek documents, although users must boot in Greek to use this feature.
Other notable features of Slackel Linux include Wine, which can be accessed by opening an xterm and typing the name of the application. The distribution also includes a Module Manager, which allows users to install or uninstall modules while using the Live CD. The Slackel installer is available in Greek and can be used to install the distribution on a hard disk or USB stick (512 MB), making it a bootable USB-stick.
One of the most significant advantages of Slackel-3.1-mini is its modularity. New modules can be added to the system, enabling it to work as a server for web, FTP, mail, and other functions. It can also be adapted for educational use in schools or other settings. Slackel-3.1-mini serves as the base system for upcoming releases such as the server and educational versions.
The most recent release of Slackel Linux features several updates, including the addition of Slackel-installer in English, Audacity, aMule, wxGTK, and the Russian language. Overall, Slackel Linux is a versatile and user-friendly distribution that offers a wide range of features and customization options.
Key features of Slackel Linux include the Compiz window manager with Nvidia driver 9639 and KDE-3.5.7. The Koffice application also includes Greek polytonic support for writing ancient Greek documents, although users must boot in Greek to use this feature.
Other notable features of Slackel Linux include Wine, which can be accessed by opening an xterm and typing the name of the application. The distribution also includes a Module Manager, which allows users to install or uninstall modules while using the Live CD. The Slackel installer is available in Greek and can be used to install the distribution on a hard disk or USB stick (512 MB), making it a bootable USB-stick.
One of the most significant advantages of Slackel-3.1-mini is its modularity. New modules can be added to the system, enabling it to work as a server for web, FTP, mail, and other functions. It can also be adapted for educational use in schools or other settings. Slackel-3.1-mini serves as the base system for upcoming releases such as the server and educational versions.
The most recent release of Slackel Linux features several updates, including the addition of Slackel-installer in English, Audacity, aMule, wxGTK, and the Russian language. Overall, Slackel Linux is a versatile and user-friendly distribution that offers a wide range of features and customization options.
What's New
Version 3.1: N/A