I think Salix needs a better installation manager. If it will be, Salix would be more popular.

Well, SLI is pure awesomeness in it's simplicity ( including tehnical side ).
Not to mention the fact that it does it's job every time, without any fuss ( I atleast never had any issues with it ...

The oldest thing I have is an Athlon XP @2GHz, 768MB RAM & Radeon 9600PRO.
Though it's currently waiting for a new PSU and besides issues with browsers due to lack of SSE2 instruction set, it runs Salix 14.1 like a champ.

It's also perfect for coders. No better way of squeezing every bit of speed ...

More developers.

While being a bit short on free time lately, I'd certanly like to help.
I'm good with GTK theming, Python ( GTK stuff in particular ), Bash and debugging things in general.
Some of the stuff I've been doing can be found @ https://gitlab.com/users/Cofi/projects .

Now, excuse me ...

Thanks for the post, filip, as I have been in vain trying to get the current package of FF to work with oxygen-gtk. (Adwaita works, as noted in prior post, but it is not aesthetically pleasant.)

Oxygen-gtk version presently in the 14.0 repo:
# slapt-get --search oxygen-gtk
oxygen-gtk2-1.3.0-x86 ...

Hello community,

I'm Filip from Belgrade, Serbia. A relatively long time Linux user, entrenched in the Debian waters ( since, well, old habits die hard :roll: ), however I've been using, playing with and following Salix since 14.1.
Kudos to the team for the great distro, tools ( GtkMan especially ...

It's about time I finally get down to write the first post, so hello everyone! :)

OK, I still think it might be something to do with the theme.
...

It does indeed. :)

It's a known issue with Oxygen GTK3 engine & FF, Pale Moon and possibly Thunderbird.
At this moment I don't have the time to ...