Well here I am.
For my netbook (AAO 150d) I was looking for something fast and preferably XFCE. I went from Kuki Linux, Crunchbang, Vectorlinux, WattOS, Pardus, UNR, OpenSuse, Zenwalk, UNR, to at this moment Salix Os.
Why I am trying Salix? Well Ubuntu based distro's are well known and UNR does a very good job I must admit. But I missed some connection with the operating system itself. And a good place to find a connection is with ..... Slackware based distro's. In a blog from distrowatch there was a review of Zenwalk, Salix and Goblinx (why not VL?) having all XFCE as DE. Salix got a lot of positive attention so here I am.
I am teacher biology in the Netherlands, riding a recumbent velomobile, and having a family....
introduce myself
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Hi lighans,
Welcome to Salix!
Welcome to Salix!
What really matters is where you are going, not where you come from.
Re: introduce myself
Hi biker from the Netherlands! I'm riding a mountainbike in Germany
Re: introduce myself
Almost the samethenktor wrote:Hi biker from the Netherlands! I'm riding a mountainbike in Germany
I hope to have much fun with Salix, updating Gslapt right now, already added my archive partition to fstab thanks to a good link in this forum.
Only question: Salix is a willow isnt it? What's the relationship with bonzai?
Re: introduce myself
Welcom lighans
You can get a bonsai version of many kinds of trees. Willows included.lighans wrote:Only question: Salix is a willow isnt it? What's the relationship with bonzai?
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then I guess Salix bonsai OS was too long.gapan wrote:Welcom lighans :)You can get a bonsai version of many kinds of trees. Willows included.
never mind. I'm have fun with it. Whether the tree is big or small.