Hi djemos, I suggest to use openbox edition since you have 512 MB RAM. Before start creating a liveiso you can try openbox live cd 32 or 64 In my previous post, I should have been a little clearer. I am quite happy with the performance of the old Desktop with the Pentium 4 and 512 MB of RAM. It is v...

Salix does run, and boot, very fast compared to most other distributions, given the WM or DE chosen, and your hardware. An installed system obviously boots a lot faster than Live, but again, all Salix lives are pretty snappy by average standards. XFCE or Mate are both good choices for most hardware...

If you want to make a live iso then here is what you need. https://github.com/djemos/slackware-salix-live Just read the README. For mate you have to create the package lists. Also the config file in 64 and 32 folders has to be adjusted for mate. These scripts are also used for creating the modules ...

Why are you trying to replace an actual installation with a live medium? There is no sense in that. You replace an actual installation with another actual installation. I would not be trying to replace an actual installation with a live medium. My idea is that, if I like SalixOS MATÉ, I could try t...

Small adjustments will certainly have to be made. I did a little searching and came across the following. Funny that it's made by Tomas of Slax. Linux Live Kit It may be out of date though. Has the SalixOS team used this before? What does the team use now to create a Live ISO? If the Linux Live Kit...

There is no available live iso for mate. So you cannot simply "copy" something to a usb drive and boot it. It is possible to create a mate live iso, using the same tools that were used to create the live xfce iso. But that is a job for more advanced users, I'd say it's a job for developer...

Hi All, I've read all the pertinent posts, I believe, but it's not clear if it's possible to create a Live ISO for MATÉ 14.1 that can then be written to a USB to boot a Live Session. If it is possible, using the Salix64 Mate 14.1 DVD ISO (x86_64, 64-bit) to create a Live ISO, can someone clarify the...

Hi All, I'm pretty new to Linux. I downloaded the MATE and Openbox 14.1 (32-bit) versions but I didn't observe at the time that the current ISO files are not Live enabled. :( I exited the installation to the Console prompt. Is it possible to start the Desktop Environment from the console so as to be...